The Broomfield House Trustees andFriends of Broomfield ParkOpen Meeting on the Restoration ofBroomfield House and Stable Yard20 September 2012
Agenda7:50Welcome and Introductions – Roger Blows8:00Update on Developments – Laki Marangos8:10HLF Stage 1 Application Overview – Mike Scholand8:30HLF Stage 1 Floor Plans – David March8:40Cultural Content / Heritage – Colin Younger8:50HLF Stable Yard Application – Dan Maier9:00Community Survey Results – Mike Scholand9:10Questions and Answers – Laki Marangos et al.
Welcome and Introduction The Broomfield House Trust, a registered UK charity (no. 1083078) The Friends of Broomfield Park Working jointly with Enfield Council to restore Broomfield House andStable Yard Our objectives for tonight:1.Bring everyone up to date on developments2.Provide an overview of the House proposal as it stands3.Discuss the future plans for the Stable Yard proposal4.Present the results of the two community surveys5.Get your feedback – Q&A session
Agenda7:50Welcome and Introductions – Roger Blows8:00Update on Developments – Laki Marangos8:10HLF Stage 1 Application Overview – Mike Scholand8:30HLF Stage 1 Floor Plans – David March8:40Cultural Content / Heritage – Colin Younger8:50HLF Stable Yard Application – Dan Maier9:00Community Survey Results – Mike Scholand9:10Questions and Answers – Laki Marangos et al.
Chronology of Events 8 May ‐ Meeting with Council (Cllrs Taylor, Goddard, Charalambous and Sitkinchaired by Mike Brown. Community presented this plan. Trustees and Friends drafted a Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) Pre‐application.Submitted by Council to HLF on 12 July. Enfield draft estimate of cost at 10.5m. Positive response received from Michael Murray (of HLF) on 22 July. Recommendwe split the project into two: Broomfield House and Murals (to HLF Heritage application) and Stable Yard and Park (to HLF Parks for People application) Support by Wesley Kerr, HLF London Board Chairman. 18 July – met with Mike Brown at Civic Centre to agree actions, decided to targetsubmission to HLF on 6 August (the next application deadline). 6 Aug – Community proposal was ready, but Council could not submit becauseinternal approval procedures had not been followed.
Chronology of Events (2) 15 Aug ‐ Formal meeting at Civic Centre with Paul Walker, Joanne Woodward,Enfield Museum reps, etc. Agreed to aim for 22 October for Stage 1 HLF. Our Team improved the Stage 1 draft and handed authorship to Enfield; nowreviewing iterations of the proposal Enfield contracted Alix Slater, a heritage person and HLF bid writer 28 Aug – meeting with SEH Architects – including David, Selwyn, Colin 2 Sept – Palmers Green Festival – stand outside Broomfield House, prepared aLeaflet and Community Survey. Email list of 110 interested residents, including 15 volunteers to help 100 paper surveys completed, 22 in donations received 19 Sept – draft proposal passed all internal procedures and will be on October'sCabinet Agenda. 22 Oct – new target date for submission of Round 1 application to HLF
Wins Council supports the Community’splan; housing plans set aside Old housing plans taken down fromside of House Council helped raise awareness byprinting the leaflets for us We worked to build Communityawareness during PG Festival Survey undertaken to build up on awareness and support – over 350responses. Have you done it? http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/28KJ65M Working group email address: Broomfield.House.N13@gmail.com Looking at addressing the Broomfield House website now Fund‐raising site set up with BT My ieldhousetrust
Agenda7:50Welcome and Introductions – Roger Blows8:00Update on Developments – Laki Marangos8:10HLF Stage 1 Application Overview – Mike Scholand8:30HLF Stage 1 Floor Plans – David March8:40Cultural Content / Heritage – Colin Younger8:50HLF Stable Yard Application – Dan Maier9:00Community Survey Results – Mike Scholand9:10Questions and Answers – Laki Marangos et al.
Project Objectives – 1 of 21.To restore Broomfield House in keepingwith its heritage and re‐open it to thepublic;2.To restore the Stable Yard, creating artiststudios, business incubators, aneducational centre and a kitchen garden;3.To improve the Park and restore thehistoric and rare Baroque water gardens;4.To ensure the project’s viability through an appropriate balance of incomegeneration activities, events and free public access;5.To inform people about the House’s unique heritage, the region and theenvironment by providing interpretive information;6.To establish a café on the ground floor of the House, with an adjoining outdoorpatio;
Project Objectives – 2 of 27.To develop and promote the Houseas a venue for family parties,wedding services, room hire andevents;8.To develop educational activitieslinked to the national curriculumwith local schools;9.To create a Heritage Learning Centre and Community Hub with a rollingprogramme of events and learning opportunities;10. To engage actively with the local Community at all stages of the project; and11. To provide volunteer / training and apprenticeship opportunities, e.g., inheritage.12. To make Broomfield House a Grade II* Green Restoration project (BREEAM)
Project Income – 1 of 2 A café on the ground floor of theHouse providing a range of healthy,affordable food and drinks; possiblyincluding a gift shop too. All profit tobe rolled back into the House. Room hire by the community /businesses / families and / orindividuals for meetings, parties, etc.at different price points Wedding ceremony venue, potential also for small receptions Events ‐ examples include: Family friendly: puppet shows, craft workshops, music and movement,children’s filmsCommunity: cultural events and exhibitions celebrating our diverse communityAdults: Small classical music shows, talks, learning workshops, fitness classes
Project Income – 2 of 2 Small business units for lease in the Stable Block with shared business resourcesand support Rental income from Professional Tenant in the Stable Block, e.g., voluntary sectororganisation Education Grants: we intend to bid for funding to support education / creativeprojects targeted at young people who might otherwise not have access to suchopportunities Lease of Artist Studios: (in theStable Yard) to local designers andartists, periodically open to publicfor viewing Art Exhibitions: by local and visitingartists with sales commission feesaccruing to the House
Potential TimelineProposed time table (Council’s input to the HLF Round 1 Application): HLF Round 1 application submitted: 22 October 2012HLF Round 1 application decision: January 2013Professional Team appointment: May 2013Outline design (RIBA Stage C) complete: July 2013Scheme design (RIBA Stage D) complete: October 2013Round 2 Application submitted to HLF: December 2013Round 2 Application decision: April 2014Design development (RIBA Stage E) complete: July 2014Production information (RIBA Stage F) complete: December 2014Contract out to tender: December 2014Contractor appointed: March 2015Start on site: April 2015Estimated Completion: October 2016Grand Opening of Broomfield House: November 2016
Agenda7:50Welcome and Introductions – Roger Blows8:00Update on Developments – Laki Marangos8:10HLF Stage 1 Application Overview – Mike Scholand8:30HLF Stage 1 Floor Plans – David March8:40Cultural Content / Heritage – Colin Younger8:50HLF Stable Yard Application – Dan Maier9:00Community Survey Results – Mike Scholand9:10Questions and Answers – Laki Marangos et al.
Community Plans
Broomfield House c.1600
Broomfield House c.1900
2012 Plans: Ground Floor
2012 Plans: First Floor
Agenda7:50Welcome and Introductions – Roger Blows8:00Update on Developments – Laki Marangos8:10HLF Stage 1 Application Overview – Mike Scholand8:30HLF Stage 1 Floor Plans – David March8:40Cultural Content / Heritage – Colin Younger8:50HLF Stable Yard Application – Dan Maier9:00Community Survey Results – Mike Scholand9:10Questions and Answers – Laki Marangos et al.
Similar Models
Flexible Use Rooms Small cinema – art,foreign, oldies, kids Classical musicperformances Dance floor – lessons Receptions / parties Puppet shows Educational lectures
Community History
Agenda7:50Welcome and Introductions – Roger Blows8:00Update on Developments – Laki Marangos8:10HLF Stage 1 Application Overview – Mike Scholand8:30HLF Stage 1 Floor Plans – David March8:40Cultural Content / Heritage – Colin Younger8:50HLF Stable Yard Application – Dan Maier9:00Community Survey Results – Mike Scholand9:10Questions and Answers – Laki Marangos et al.
Stable Yard
Stable Yard
A Creative community Designer makers /artists New businessenterprises Rents Destination
Growing ThingsRestoring the HothouseImagine
Community InvolvementGrowing FoodHarvest
Eco and Alternative Technology Green Heritage Demonstration in SY– PV solar panels– Rainwater harvesting– Grey water recycling– Compost and the new hothouse– Education– Centre for Alternative Technology
Agenda7:50Welcome and Introductions – Roger Blows8:00Update on Developments – Laki Marangos8:10HLF Stage 1 Application Overview – Mike Scholand8:30HLF Stage 1 Floor Plans – David March8:40Cultural Content / Heritage – Colin Younger8:50HLF Stable Yard Application – Dan Maier9:00Community Survey Results – Mike Scholand9:10Questions and Answers – Laki Marangos et al.
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Some of the “Other” ideas Rehearsal space for groups of any kind. Displays of photos/old postcards of Palmers Green and BroomfieldHouse and Park. Therapy rooms for hire. Other types of music as well as classical. Open air theatre in the summer. I would like occasional ‘quiet’ sessions i.e., a time to visit when onlyadults and no events are on. Open air music events e.g., like at Kenwood / outdoor café / Allcommunity events! Period gardens linked to Capel Manor. Centre for events like All trail?
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Broomfield House SurveyMale37%Female63%Under 1818‐2425‐3435‐4445‐5455‐6061‐6465 Prefer notWork full-timeEmployed part-timeSelf-EmployedUnemployed, available to workStudentOn a training programmePermanently sick/disabledPartially retiredFully 1%AsianBritishChineseGreekGreek CypriotIndianIrishPakistaniPolishTurkishTurkish CypriotWhite & Black AfricanWhite & Black CaribbeanOtherprefer not to say1%70%0%1%3%1%3%0%1%0%1%0%2%11%7%
Café Survey Sarah Cotton (Greenery Café) conducted a survey, 270 responses Priorities in descending order:1. Affordable - 192 votes (70%)2. Good place to meet - 147 votes (53%)3. Healthy food - 134 votes (49%)4. Child friendly - 128 votes (47%)
Café Concept Not intending to franchise like Clissold House or Forty Hall, we wantprofits from café ploughed back into House and programmes Menu of affordable, healthy, family-oriented food options Locally sourced food as much as possible, aligned with LBE’s FoodStrategy1 Inside and outside seating, 60 covers inside, two rooms: one loosely designated family-friendly and one as a quieter area Dining area will be attractive and historic, in keeping with theheritage; picture rails, fireplace and framed pictures. Crayons and games for children’s use, and potentially a miniatureBroomfield House on the back patio / other modest safe-play options.1LBE’sstrategy: ‘aims to increase the production and consumption of healthy, sustainable food in Enfield.’
Café ConceptCllr. Del Goddard said:“We want to encourageresidents to eat good,wholesome food because thereis plenty of evidence that linksa proper diet to better health,longer life and improvedperformance in school.”We agree!
Agenda7:50Welcome and Introductions – Roger Blows8:00Update on Developments – Laki Marangos8:10HLF Stage 1 Application Overview – Mike Scholand8:30HLF Stage 1 Floor Plans – David March8:40Cultural Content / Heritage – Colin Younger8:50HLF Stable Yard Application – Dan Maier9:00Community Survey Results – Mike Scholand9:10Questions and Answers – Laki Marangos et al.
Back to the FutureLetters of Support Volunteers Email list to stay informedQuestions?
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