Guidance from organisations on integrating health

Guidance from other developers and consultancies on how they have integrated health

Barratt Developments plan to deliver to the Built for Life accreditation. ‘reinforcing our commitment to better place making and helping us to deliver a legacy of residential schemes that we can all be proud of’. Great Places. Barratt Development, 2014. cdr (barrattdevelopments.co.uk)
A framework to measure social sustainability, with a focus on the design of new residential developments. Includes four case studies by the Berkeley Group. Creating Strong Communities. How to measure the social sustainability of new housing development. Berkeley Group, 2012. Creating Strong Communities: How to Measure the Social Sustainability of New Housing Developments | Great Places
Building a Legacy. A landowner’s guide to popular development. Prince’s Foundation, 2016. BUILDING A LEGACY A LANDOWNER’S GUIDE TO POPULAR DEVELOPMENT (yumpu.com)
Creating Britain’s new communities. Redrow, 2017. creating-britains-new-communities-report-feb-2017.pdf (redrowplc.co.uk)
‘Early spending in infrastructure, local amenities and public spaces creates better places. This report examines why it pays to take the long view and partnership approach’. Spotlight on Development: The Value of Placemaking. Savills, October 2016. Savills UK | Spotlight: Development – The Value of Placemaking 2016

Guidance from organisations on integrating health

‘Active Design sets out how the design of our environments can help people to lead more physically active and healthy lives’ Active Design. Sport England, 2015. Active Design | Sport England
‘…a practical resource for practitioners to use when working together to enable the creation of healthy-weight environments through the English planning system. This resource draws on current evidence and practical experience, and will help practitioners to identify common ground for ongoing collaboration on this agenda.’ Planning Healthy Weight Environments. Town and Country Planning Association, 2014. Planning Healthy-weight environments – Town and Country Planning Association (tcpa.org.uk)
Learning from the ‘Healthy New Towns programme’ which used 10 demonstrator sitesacross England to explore how the development of new places could create healthier and connected communities with integrated and high-quality services. Healthy New Towns. https://www.england.nhs.uk/ourwork/innovation/healthy-new-towns/

Examples of plans incorporating health from developers and consultants

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