URBAN ROOMS TOOLKIT
URBAN ROOMS TOOLKIT
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The Urban Room Toolkit has been funded and supported by The University of Sheffield, the Greater London Authority and Urban Room Folkestone. 

It was researched, written and produced by Live Works, The University of Sheffield, School of Architecture (Carolyn Butterworth, Rosa Turner Wood, James Harrington)

With thanks to Diane Dever and Greg Taylor at UR Folkestone, Claire Tymon at We Are Local, Peter Kemp and Natalie Wells at the Greater London Authority, Kate Riggs at Croydon Council, Laura Alvarez at UR Nottingham, Janet Morris at STAMP

Also many thanks to our Advisory Group: Sol Pérez Martínez, Akil Scafe-Smith, Simeon Shtebunaev

Graphic design by Jon Cannon
Website design by Ross Bennett

If not otherwise stated photos are owned by The University of Sheffield.

The Urban Rooms Toolkit is a public resource to be used, downloaded and shared by anyone interested in situated creative community engagement in placemaking. If you have any ideas or experience you would like to share and potentially contribute to the Toolkit please join the Urban Rooms Network!

The Urban Room Toolkit has been funded and supported by The University of Sheffield, the Greater London Authority and Urban Room Folkestone. 

It was researched, written and produced by Live Works, The University of Sheffield, School of Architecture (Carolyn Butterworth, Rosa Turner Wood, James Harrington)

With thanks to Diane Dever and Greg Taylor at UR Folkestone, Claire Tymon at We Are Local, Peter Kemp and Natalie Wells at the Greater London Authority, Kate Riggs at Croydon Council, Laura Alvarez at UR Nottingham, Janet Morris at STAMP

Also many thanks to our Advisory Group: Sol Pérez Martínez, Akil Scafe-Smith, Simeon Shtebunaev

Graphic design by Jon Cannon
Website design by Ross Bennett

If not otherwise stated photos are owned by The University of Sheffield.

The Urban Rooms Toolkit is a public resource to be used, downloaded and shared by anyone interested in situated creative community engagement in placemaking. If you have any ideas or experience you would like to share and potentially contribute to the Toolkit please join the Urban Rooms Network!