Community-Led Planning
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Community-Led Planning
Community-Led Planning is a way for people living in a place to work together and make decisions about how their area should look and function, especially in design projects that start from the ground up. In Grassroots Design, this means local people share their ideas, set goals, and help shape the design from the very beginning, often using simple tools like maps, drawings, or models made from everyday materials. This approach often leads to creative solutions that fit local needs, because the people who use the space every day help design it. Sometimes, these projects use pop-up installations or temporary structures to test ideas before making permanent changes, which helps everyone see what works best in real life.
participatory design, local engagement, grassroots innovation, temporary installations, collaborative mapping
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