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Plan a public action, explore a neighbourhood’s food spaces, or print a seating survey. Choose a tool and start with your own place.Choose a tool

Browser tools and printable guides

Editorial illustrations / Field Assembly

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Plan fieldwork

Field Kit

Plan what to ask, where to go, who to meet and what to record.

Open Field Kit
Inside the field sheetSix decisions / one plan
  1. 01
    Issue
  2. 02
    Source
  3. 03
    Question
  4. 04
    Format
  5. 05
    Place
  6. 06
    Record
What you receive
A printable field sheet with a question, action and evidence plan.

Runs in your browser; entries are not stored or sent.

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Explore food spaces

Food Space Planner

Choose public needs, available space and scale to get a ranked shortlist of food spaces.

Open Food Space Planner
Neighbourhood example

Shared food spaces

Editorial illustration of a public food ground with cultivation and spaces for shared activity.

Farmers’ market

Editorial illustration of a farmers’ market with stalls, produce and open space for exchange.

Editorial illustration / Field Assembly

Ranked shortlistShown for the initial selections
  1. 01Communal kitchen-diningPrepare + gather
  2. 02Greenhouse schoolLearn + produce
  3. 03Fresh-food pantryStore + support
What you receive
A starting shortlist for local discussion and architectural testing.

Use for discussion, not feasibility or planning approval. Selections last for this session.

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Survey a walking route

Take a Seat

Print four sheets to record usable seats, gaps and access along one walking route.

Open Take a Seat
Route surveyFour-sheet print pack
  1. 01
    Route brief
  2. 02
    Observation log
  3. 03
    Host invitation
  4. 04
    Response record
What you receive
A route brief, observation log, host invitation and response record.

The field team controls its records. Agree consent and review the evidence before publication.

Taking the work outside

From planning to fieldwork.

Find guidance on public encounters, consent and recording what happened, including the Postcard Actions method.

Read the fieldwork guide ↗Open Postcard Actions ↗
Page summary

In brief

We asked

Which tool will help with your work?

What this page shows

Use Field Kit to plan fieldwork, Food Space Planner to compare food spaces, or Take a Seat to survey places to rest.

What’s included Two browser tools and a printable survey guide