Supporting Documents

As part of this public consultation, Falmouth Town Council has produced a couple of initial supporting documents to help explain the early ideas being explored for the future of the Passmore Edwards Municipal Building.

These documents support the initial stage of the engagement process and provide background information and illustrative material to support discussion.

You do not need to read these documents in order to take part in the consultation, and your views are welcome regardless of how much detail you wish to explore.

Available Documents

Municipal Building Draft Plans ( DOWNLOAD / VIEW )

This PDF document sets out the early thinking behind the project and supports the public consultation. It includes:

  • The project brief and context
  • The guiding principles shaping the work
  • Early ideas for improving accessibility, sustainability, and the visitor experience
  • An initial “first straw man” showing how the building might be intuitively reordered

The ideas shown are not final proposals and are intended to invite feedback and discussion.

Passmore Edwards Municipal Building – Indicative Floor Plans
( DOWNLOAD / VIEW )

This PDF document provides illustrative floor plans showing how the early ideas could work in practice.

The plans:

  • Show possible layouts and relationships between spaces
  • Indicate potential locations for key services and activities
  • Are indicative only and subject to change

They are provided to help visualise ideas, not to present fixed designs.

About the Architects and Funding

These supporting documents and draft plans were prepared by architects appointed by Falmouth Town Council following a competitive tender process, to initially support early-stage feasibility work and public consultation.

This early feasibility work has been funded by Falmouth Town Council and the Town Regeneration and Investment Programme (TRIP), which is part of the delivery of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund in Cornwall and is administered by Cornwall Council.

This initial funding has supported early exploration, access and sustainability studies, and public engagement. 

Any future phases of design work, which have already been tendered for, are subject to further funding, approvals, and consultation.

How to Use These Documents

You may find it helpful to:

  • Look at areas of the building you use most often
  • Consider how the emerging ideas might affect your experience
  • Refer to the documents when completing the survey or attending an event

There is no expectation that you review the documents in full.

Accessibility

These documents are provided in PDF format.

If you need these documents in an alternative format, or require help accessing them, please contact us:

Email: consultations@falmouthtowncouncil.com
Phone: 01236 315 559

We will do our best to support all requests.

Have Your Say

You can share your views in several ways:

  • Complete the online consultation survey. You do not need to read the supporting documents to take part. The survey takes around 5–10 minutes and will open in a new window.
Have Your Say – Complete the Survey
  • Share your views using our quick voice feedback tool (no typing required; opens in a new window). This tool is provided by a third-party supplier (Hoxton Analytics Limited).If you do not wish to provide personal information, please avoid including personal or sensitive information in your response.
  • Attend a public consultation event
  • Email your comments to consultations@falmouthtowncouncil.com
  • Use the Contact Us form on this website


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