Rescue Geography

MADE is working in partnership with University of Birmingham (Dr Phil Jones) and University of Manchester (Dr James Evans) on a research project entitled Rescue Geography.

Rescue geography is a methodology that is being developed to capture a community’s sense of place and feed these values into the planning process. This creative and professional approach aids in creating a systematic application for future urban planning and development.

It offers local authorities and developers the potential to enhance ‘cultural sustainability' in their professional designed environment practice and have a significant impact on the future quality of place making.

The methodology is also feeding into the community consulation taking place as part of the Warwick Bar development. 

Information about the research project

Dr Phil Jones and Dr James Evans have also recently written a book "Urban Regeneration in the UK: Theory and Practice" 

Available in paperback and hardback 

You can also visit the Rescue Geography Website or catch up on the latest news by reading the blog