Working Together: A Guide for Planners and Housing Providers funded by the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) and others in 2000-2001.
Overview
The study looked at the relationship between planners and housing providers and how that relationship might be improved through a range of better working practices. The project culminated in the production of a good practice guide and book, both of which were widely cited in policy and practice circles.
- People
Professor Nick Gallent
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- Outputs
The project resulted in four key outputs - a book, a good practice guide and two journal articles:
Matthew Carmona, Sarah Carmona and Nick Gallent, Delivering New Homes: Processes, Planners and Providers, London, Routledge, 2003 (ISBN 0 415 27924 0)
Matthew Carmona, Sarah Carmona and Nick Gallent, Working Together, A Guide for Planners and Housing Providers, London, Thomas Telford, 2001
Matthew Carmona and Nick Gallent, 'Planning and House Building: A Step Change from the Bottom Up?', in Town Planning Review 75(1), 2004 (ISSN 0041-0020), pp. 95-121.
Nick Gallent and Matthew Carmona, 'Planning for Housing: Unravelling the Frictions in Local Practice', in Planning Practice and Research 19(2), 2004, (ISSN 0269-7459), pp. 123-146
- Impact
The Good Practice Guide (Working Together) was widely used as a model for building good relations, being cited by local government, government departments and housebuilders as a model of good practice.