Delivering and securing quality cultural facilities in development

Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) champions well-designed buildings and public spaces. We offer expert and practical guidance to planners, designers, clients and architects on delivering projects that will create attractive, functional and, most importantly, sustainable neighbourhoods and communities.

Our focus is on improving the delivery process and the design and sustainability of development. We produced the guidance documents listed below to help achieve high quality buildings and places, particularly in areas of growth, regeneration and renewal, such as the Thames Gateway. We believe that this guidance can also help users of the toolkit to include planning for culture in the development process. The documents are:

Culture and leisure

Masterplanning

Buildings

Growth and regeneration

Public space

 

CABE’s wide selection of culture, leisure and public space case studies include:

  • The BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art in Tyne and Wear
  • The Chinese Arts Centre in Manchester
  • The Peckham Library in South East London
  • The Lincoln City Museum
  • The National Maritime Museum in Cornwall
  • The Third Space in West London
  • The Phoenix Initiative in Coventry.

Download a detailed Information Sheet on relevant CABE guidance (DOC, 3 pages, 126KB).

Click to access CABEs Planning Guidance web pages.

Thomas Bolton
Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE)
1 Kemble Street
London WC2B 4AN

T: 020 7070 6700
E: enquiries@cabe.org.uk

www.cabe.org.uk