Resources

Find out more about how Shetland Island Council, West Dunbartonshire Council and South Lanarkshire Council have used the Place Standard tool.

Find out more about the use of the Place Standard tool in site-specific or project-specific engagement, most commonly to inform design briefs for new development for housing and/or infrastructure

See how the tool has been used to inform a range of policies, frameworks and plans for improvement, development and regeneration at settlement scale.

See how the tool has been used in City Districts

Information on how the Place Standard Tool has been used for more in-depth work and how community empowerment in planning is being carried out using the Place Standard at a neighbourhood scale.

This shows use of the Place Standard across a Local Authority administrative area.

In this focus piece, partner organisations Clackmannanshire (Clacks) Council and Clackmannanshire Third Sector Interface (CTSI) share their experiences of applying the Place Standard to facilitate first professional collaboration and then community consultation, to inform housing design and town centre investment in Alloa.

Mobility hubs are highly visible, safe and accessible spaces where public, shared and active travel modes are co-located alongside improvements to public realm and where relevant enhanced community facilities.