Embedded heritage and cultural capital are valued resources in the neighbourhood focused, city scale circular economy.

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Heritage masterplanning highlights conservation priorities and latent cultural capacity that connects people to the places in which they live, work and learn. ​

 

Quota engage communities to leverage design, place making and community value through adaptive responses to local culture and heritage:

1. promote health and equity by layering local cultural narratives within engaging and inclusive public realm

2. stimulate interest, experience and exploration through active travel networks that improve access and connections to the historic environment

3. encourage economic uplift that maintain special qualities of place,  engaging with local heritage custodians, including local authorities, property owners and other potential inward investors 

4. nurture creativity and enterprise, revitalising/retrofitting vulnerable heritage assets to preserve local character, provide service and amenity, extend building lifecycle and reduce consumption and waste of materials and energy 

5. amplify recreation, amenity and productivity by aligning green/blue infrastructure, biodiversity net gain and local food production objectives with traditional land management practices and local historic landscape character