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- Charrette - Wikipedia
A charrette (American pronunciation: ʃɑːˈrɛt ; French: [ʃaʁɛt]), often Anglicized to charette or charet and sometimes called a design charrette, is an intense period of design or planning activity
- Charrette Use in the Planning Process - Extension
A charrette (often spelled charette and often called design charrette) is an urban planning technique for consulting with stakeholders and involving them in the physical design or planning of the community
- Crafting Charrettes That Transform Communities
Having held hundreds of charrettes over 30 years of practice, the National Charrette Institute (NCI) defines a charrette as a multiday community engagement event where stakeholders and decision makers work alongside experts to co-develop solutions to built environment problems using design
- CHARETTE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of CHARETTE is the intense final effort made by architectural students to complete their solutions to a given architectural problem in an allotted time or the period in which such an effort is made
- Public Participation Guide: Charrettes | US EPA
A charrette is an intensive, multi-disciplinary workshop with the aim of developing a design or vision for a project or planning activity Charrettes are often conducted to design such things as parks and buildings, or to plan communities or transportation systems
- Microsoft Word - Charrette Description - Framed. doc
WHAT IS A CHARRETTE? A French word, "Charrette" means "cart" and is often used to describe the final, intense work effort expended by art and architecture students to meet a project deadline
- Charrette Protocol | CLEE Protocol Library
The Charrette is a term and process borrowed from the architectural community Its purpose is to improve a piece of work As described by Carol Coe at Puyallup High School, Washington, Charrettes are used to "kick up" the level of performance
- What is, or is not, a charrette? - Community
A charrette is used when speed, consensus, and intense attention is desired for a proposal or project It becomes the full-time, or more than full-time, project for designers, planners, and other staff during the event
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