How can we meaningfully engage the public in the new Shipyards development?
Term: Fall 2019
Department: School of Tourism Management
Course: Culture, Heritage & Arts Planning for Tourism (TOUR 227)
Instructor: Chris Carnovale
Staff contacts Jill Cameron and Magda Kwaterska (City of North Vancouver)
Students will develop a culture, heritage and/or arts project proposal for the newly developed Shipyards in North Vancouver. During the semester, the class will meet with some of the City staff responsible for animating the public space and were given a tour of the site. The research and ideation process will produce realistic project ideas that could inspire future engagement by the City of North Vancouver.
City Strategy and Goal Area:
- Council Strategic Plan 2018
- A Vibrant City is where dynamic public spaces and places provide opportunities for connection and enable residents to engage with their community and celebrate their culture and history.
- A Prosperous City supports a diverse economy by creating an environment where new and existing businesses can grow and thrive.
- Official Community Plan 2014
- Goal 6.1: Support a wide range of arts and cultural activities.
- 6.1.2 Support the production and delivery of a wide range of arts and cultural activities, community celebrations, signature events and festivals that engage and are enjoyed by residents and visitors;”
- Goal 6.1: Support a wide range of arts and cultural activities.
