A Letter to Future Placemakers from Beth Whalley: Stories-so-far from Midsomer Norton
Our blog series ‘A Letter to Future Placemakers’, showcases letters that thoughtfully share learning points from lived and/or professional experience […]
Cross-pollination: Design day in Merthyr
This blog was first published on our project website for Cross-pollination: Growing cross-sector design collaboration in placemaking, a collaborative action […]
Bringing together Student Research and Community Engagement at The Junction
This blog is a contribution from a group of students from UCL Bartlett School of Planning, which The Glass-House helped […]
Supporting the Recovery of the High Street in Bath and North East Somerset by Alex Bugden
Our guest writter, Alex Bugden is a Town Planner with eight years’ experience delivering projects within the built environment. With […]
ExploreStation Brighton Workshop by Emma Charleston
In 2021, The Glass-House was invited into a partnership alongside Commonplace and Digital Urban, led by Design Council, to deliver […]
Diversifying Design: Natural voices in traditional Damascene architecture
Written by guest author Ahmad Loukeh. Artist, architect, and MSc Urban Regeneration student at the Bartlett School of Planning. Thomas Merton […]
Place Equity: From the Inside, a blog from two perspectives
By Emily Crompton and Andreea Rusu From a Tutor’s Perspective: It was with complete enthusiasm I took the opportunity for […]
A Letter to Future Placemakers from Toni Dyer Miller
For our new blog series ‘A Letter to Future Placemakers’, we’re showcasing letters that thoughtfully share learning points from your […]
Children as agents of change: building sustainable futures by Jessica Melville-Brown
I was recently involved in ‘The Glass-House Chats’ series, discussing how we can bring children into the design process. A […]
Creating places that are venues for ongoing action and social impact with Stuart Sang
Reflections on: this year’s winner of the Art Fund Museum of the Year Award, creating places that are venues for […]