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The importance of embedding local staff in a charrette team
Published on November 3, 2006
Successful project implementation requires the understanding and support of those who must implement the charrette plan. -
Is there a maximum or minimum project size for which a charrette is the appropriate tool?
Published on January 27, 2008
Charrettes can be used for any scale of planning or design project. They have been used for projects ranging from regional planning to building design. -
Lean Charrettes
Published on June 18, 2014
NCI Faculty and Board Member, David Brain, presented a well-received paper on "Lean Charrettes" at the Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) in Buffalo, NY this month. -
Charrettes are taking hold in mid-Michigan
Published on March 26, 2014
Charrettes are already taking hold as a way of doing planning in mid-Michigan. -
The Zen of Charrettes: Transforming conflict into co-action
Published on April 22, 2016
It is not unusual for a charrette to agitate concerns and misunderstandings. Placing value on inclusion and listening is the first step toward recognizing when conflict actually represents an opportunity. -
The Zen of Charrettes: The magic of three feedback loops with space to get it wrong twice
Published on April 22, 2016
Reflecting on my decades of managing charrettes, I realized that what I’m really managing is the flow of ideas, information and energy. -
You never know what will happen at a charrette!
Published on June 14, 2012
We had a real charrette moment at our public NCI Charrette System Certificate training in DC last week. At around 2 PM on the first day of the training we were asked to evacuate the building. -
Charrette scheduling rules of thumb
Published on March 3, 2004
Proper charrette scheduling is a very important component of the charrette planning process. -
Public meeting challenge? Send in the working groups.
Published on July 12, 2012
There was a much informative discussion this week on the topic of advisory committees, or working groups as they are sometimes called, at the NCI Charrette System™ training at the Michigan State University Extension in Lansing. -
Tip: How to start a charrette
Published on September 16, 2009
It may seem basic, but the most important thing to tell a community the first time you meet them is that you haven’t started the design yet. -
Tip of the Month: Pre-charrette education
Published on August 24, 2010
How can you reduce the learning curve for charrette participants? If you have a complex issue like affordable housing or sustainable street design you may not want to wait until the charrette to start the discussion.