April 2016: Website launches with call for a community partner.
May-July 2017: Five groups apply; selected group withdraws as unable to meet project criteria.
August 2017: Call re-activated.
September 2016: Dublin Town apply successfully for ‘Dublin One’ pilot.
October 2016: Programme and partner responsibilities agreed; Dublin Town – event management, communications, community steering group. City Architects – liaison with AIA, co-ordination of detailed design brief and ‘shadow’ design assistance team. Weekly project meetings held from October 2016 to March 2017.
November 2016: Dublin Town finalise community steering group.
January 2017: AIA finalise Design Assistance Team. Community event dates agreed.
February 2017: ‘Shadow’ team finalised. Design brief issued. Public event promoted and invites issued for key stakeholder focus meetings.
Community Event 9th – 13th March 2017.
9th March 2017: AIA and European Shadow Design Assistance Team members arrive; ‘meet and greet’ for design team members, community steering group, Dublin Town and DCC in Blas Café.
10th March 2017: Formal overview briefing and site tour of Dublin One project area; ‘Economic’ and ‘Social’ stakeholder focus meetings in Wood Quay Venue; public event Gresham Hotel.
11th March 2017: ‘Cultural’ and ‘Environmental’ stakeholder focus meetings in Wood Quay Venue; studio work Dublin Town office – design team divides into groups led by AIA members.
12th March 2017: Studio work – design proposals finalised.
13th March 2017: Studio work – ‘Reimagining Dublin One’ report finalised; presented to Lord Mayor and public in Gresham Hotel.
24th March 2017: ‘Shadow’ design assistance team feedback meeting.
4th April 2017: ‘Reimagining Dublin One’ presentation to DCC Senior Management Team. Central Area Office assigned to co-ordinate DCC led initiatives.
6th April 2017: Dublin Town hold first community implementation group meeting.
2nd–4th June 2017: Bloom Fringe Festival held in Wolfe Tone Park.
2018: AIA and European counterparts will be invited to review progress. City Architects and AIA will assess whether the Framework programme should continue.
