The brief was to create a masterplan that regenerated a brownfield site in the heart of Bristol’s former docks into a new vibrant, green quarter, reconnecting the city centre with the historic waterfront. The brief included a focus on creating a quality public realm and open up access along the waterfront and allow the public to connect with the water’s edge. The scope was to test and inform the design of the masterplan with Cullinan Studio. It included developing and delivering public realm proposals for each phase of works. The design philosophy was to transform a derelict area into a vibrant place to live, work and relax, with an emphasis on improving connectivity. The intent was to open up and enhance key views in the context of the Cathedral and the waterfront and provide a variety of streets and public open spaces, integrating art and ecology. We were responsible for collaborating with the architects, engineers and client to develop and test the masterplan; optimise public open space and open key views. The role included extensive stakeholder consultation, local design forums and public exhibitions. It included production of drawings/reports as part of the outline planning application and detailed design and delivery of each phase with individual design teams, including artists.