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Community Design | CEDIK

Contact Information

Sarah Bowker
Managing Director

824 Bull Lea Run Suite 222 Lexington, KY 40511-9383

859-257-7272

CEDIK@lsv.uky.edu

Community Design

Community Design

Community Design

Design for Vibrant Communities

Everything a community needs to design their place for the people that live there.

The Community Design program is coordinated in partnership with the Department of Landscape Architecture. The current program works with communities on a range of projects addressing spatial planning and design needs with an emphasis on public spaces. The Community Design program also offers community design training opportunities for Extension professionals, community leaders, and volunteers. Through several program resources, communities can begin to involve their stakeholders in organizing a range of public space planning and design endeavors, urban to rural, built to natural and publicly shared spaces in between. There are three broad types of resources and services available: community planning and design activities to build capacity and develop visions, collaborations on planning and design projects involving student designers, and a variety of educational materials.

Are you ready to LEARN MORE about community design?

These publications and webinars on community design practices will inspire and inform future projects.

Publications

asking questions

Are you ready to ENGAGE your community?

These simple tools and how-to guides support community planning through community engagement.

Tools and How-To Guides

Community Design Engagement

Is your community seeking DESIGN ASSISTANCE?

Our university staff and student designers collaborate with communities on community design projects.

Design Assistance

Community Design Graphic

Looking for specific Community Design Resources by topic?

Search by topic for publications, resources and activities to collect and refine ideas, thoughts, or visions for your community design projects.

Public Spaces

Public Spaces Chalk and Talk photo

The following resources outline the benefits that the placemaking of public spaces can bring to your community. Many communities have an interest in developing a variety of public spaces. Creating meaningful public spaces can be accomplished by communities of any size.

All Public Spaces Resources

Trails

Wingo Rails to Trails photo

Developing trails has become an interest for many communities in Kentucky in recent years. A number of communities have also been successful in gaining certification through the Kentucky Trail Town program.

All Trails Resources

Streetscapes

Streetscape photo downtown Winchester

Enhancing streetscapes can offer quality of life benefits for communities from economic development to healthier lifestyles. Often, streetscapes are the backbones of our built environments that help connect our communities and establish vibrant relationships.

All Streetscapes Resources

Walkability

Walkability photo

These resources outline how to assess the quality of walking environments for community members to smoothly travel through your community.

All Walkability Resources

Wayfinding

wayfinding photo Flemingsburg

These resources walk through how to improve the ability for visitors to navigate your community and for residents to have a greater sense of place through wayfinding.

All Wayfinding Resources

Program Contact:

Cameron Correll

Community Design Program Manager, CEDIK

859-257-7272 cameron.correll@uky.edu 824 Bull Lea Run Suite 222 Lexington, KY 40511-9383

Contact Information

Sarah Bowker
Managing Director

824 Bull Lea Run Suite 222 Lexington, KY 40511-9383

859-257-7272

CEDIK@lsv.uky.edu









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