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Public asset utilization,
starting from the thinking.

Operated by the Institute for Social Vision Design (ISVD) ↗Sister media: KOSO 0 ↗Privacy Policy日本語で読む

Public asset reuse,
starting from the thinking.

PUBLIC 0 is operated by the Institute for Social Vision Design (ISVD). For municipalities and private operators, it publishes articles on the rules and on real cases, and takes on studies, policy groundwork, dialogue and proposal preparation.

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Handwritten line in the illustration: thinking together about what can still be used.
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What do you want
to move forward now?

Pick the information and the help that match where you are.

For municipalities

Explore possible uses for a public facility

Clarify possible uses, local demand, and who could operate the facility.

For private operators

Assess a public-facility business

Review demand, costs, and contract terms to inform a go or no-go decision.

For everyone

Research public-facility policy and cases

Browse articles on school reuse, Park-PFI, and other policies and cases.

SERVICE

Build the support
from the stages you need.

You do not have to commission the whole thing at once. We set out the work and the deliverables that match how far your review has got.

See how it works and what it costs →
Handwritten line in the illustration: a new role for a place that still works.
01

Research and analysis

We gather what a decision rests on: the rules, the published material, the conditions on site.

02

Policy and planning

We set out the options to compare and the next thing to decide, matched to the area and the facility.

03

Dialogue and terms

We decide who has to be asked what, among the municipality, operators and people in the area, and build the dialogue around it.

04

Proposals and delivery

We turn it into the documents used for tenders, proposals, briefings and public communication.

RESEARCH

Look up the rules, the cases
and how it is done.

Search by word or browse by theme. You can find both the information and the document it came from.

JOURNAL

Latest articles

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Public Facility Management

Asahi's sports facilities: examining use and access before the next management term

Asahi's November 10 market sounding examines facility use, transport access and the possible transfer of sports programmes for people with disabilities. We separate published facts from questions for the next management term.

Public Facility Management

Asahi's bundled facility management dialogue: scope and existing contracts

Read Asahi's November 4 market-sounding notice by separating the five-year assumption from its single-year reference budget, and mapping excluded tasks, undecided work and existing contracts before joining the dialogue.

Public Facility Management

Kobe Rokko Island land lease: reading the preferred-bidder announcement

Read Kobe’s Rokko Island land lease at the preferred-bidder stage, separating announced rent, area and plans from contract terms requiring verification.

OPERATOR & CONTACT

Our operator and your project.

Operator and enquiry contact

Institute for Social Vision Design

We support research, planning and dialogue for the reuse of public assets.

We confirm the responsible organisation, scope and fee before you engage us.

Creative work and contracting arrangements

For naming, websites, briefing materials and publicity, we identify the appropriate creative team.

If a separate contract or information sharing is needed, we explain the scope and confirm your preferences.

START A CONVERSATION

You can talk to us before your thinking is settled.

Tell us whether a facility has been chosen and what is giving you trouble. We will go through it and set out what we can take on and how it would run.

The first conversation is free

Ask about the work and the fees

Studies and documents are quoted before work begins.

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