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| Team: |
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Treasure Coast Regional Planning
Council - Marlene Brunot, Kim DeLaney, Anthea Gianniotes,
Wynsum Hatton, Dana Little |
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ArX Solutions Inc. - Maximiano
Maggione, Veronica Mariano, and Patricio Rodriguez |
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Dan Cary & Associates
- Dan Cary |
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Glatting Jackson - Billy
Hattaway, Traffic Engineer |
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Juan Caruncho & Associates
- Juan Caruncho |
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Urban Designers - Marcela
Camblor, Steven Fett, Shailendra Singh, Jose Venegas |
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| Schedule |
January 12, 2008
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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Charrette |
Jupiter Community Center
200 Military Trail
Jupiter |
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Janauary 13 - 18, 2008
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m |
Studio working - public invited |
Jupiter Town Hall
210 Military Trail
Jupiter |
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January
18, 2008
6:00 p.m.
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Work-in-Progress Presentation |
Jupiter Town Council Chambers
210 Military Trail
Jupiter |
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| Charrette
Documents |
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| Presentations |
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| 3-D
Videos |
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Driving
through Tony Penna to the new train station. By ArX Solutions. |
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View of Jupiter Medical Campus. By ArX Solutions. |
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Redevelopment of the shopping area on the northeast corner
of Indiantown Road and A1A. By ArX Solutions. |
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| About
the Charrette Process |
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| The Meaning
of Charrette |
| Charrette means
"cart" in French; various architectural school legends
hold that at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in 19th Century Paris,
students were still sketching as carts carried their boards
away to be juried.
Today, the term is used to describe a high speed, intensive
creative session in which a team concentrates on specific
design problems with citizens and presents solutions.
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| The Charrette
Process |
| Four to nine
days of on-site work are a prerequisite for a public workshop
to be defined as a charrette. TCRPC’s charrettes are usually
seven days long, held Saturday through Friday. During this time,
residents, staff, elected officials and other participating
agencies work with a team of designers to produce a well-illustrated
master plan for the revitalization and growth of their community.
Working on-site and allowing public access for over 12 hours
each day fosters public participation and the community’s
direct involvement in the desicion-making process. This on-site
work allows easy access to agencies, stakeholders and information.
The Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council's Design Studio
assists the citizens in studying the many challenges faced
by the community, and proposes specific solutions. Charrettes
need to be booked at least six months ahead of time.
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| The Charrette
Schedule & Agenda |
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| Pre-Charrette:
The week before |
Charrette interviews:
Several days of 15 minute interviews with community leaders,
property and business owners, local government staff and elected
officials, and members of other participating agencies. |
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| Charrette: |
Day 1 (Saturday)
9:00am: The design team arrives
10:00am: Charrette begins
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Overview of the Charrette Process/Slide Presentation 11:00am:
Citizen Design Workshop
12:00pm - 1:00pm: Lunch (Work continues through lunch)
2:00pm - 3:00pm: Pin-up presentation by citizens
3:00pm - Public workshop adjourns
4:00pm - 10:00pm: Design begins |
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Days 2 - 7 (Sunday
- Thursday)
9:00am - 11:00pm: Design Continues |
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Day 7 - (Friday)
7:00pm: Presentation of work in progress
8:00pm: Public comments/questions
9:00pm Charrette ends |
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| Ten weeks
later:
- Final presentation of the draft Master Plan
to community and elected officials
- Delivery of the draft charrette report |
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