Three Years at The Glass-House
Jake Stephenson-Bartley is moving on to complete his Part 3, continuing his architectural journey at Asif Khan Studio. @Jakealfred and […]
Jake Stephenson-Bartley
Posted on Aug 27, 2024
Wider Issues in the Built Environment: The Ecological Crisis
This is the third of three think pieces drawing on my own experience of architecture and the built environment, educationally […]
Jake Stephenson-Bartley
Posted on Aug 19, 2024
Wider Issues in the Built Environment: Participatory processes
This is the second of three think pieces drawing on my own experience of architecture and the built environment, educationally […]
Jake Stephenson-Bartley
Posted on Aug 13, 2024
Wider Issues in the Built Environment: Race and Architecture
This series of blogs draws on my own experience of architecture and the built environment, educationally and through practice. Inspired […]
Jake Stephenson-Bartley
Posted on Aug 6, 2024
The Glass-House Summer 2024 Newsletter
This newsletter is dedicated to celebrating the power of bringing people together for a conversation, whether to share and reflect, co-create or to dream. Find out more about our call out for contributors, we want to hear YOUR voice on people, place and design. We also share some of the takeaways from our Chat events and we give a shout out to our friends at the Chichester Community Development Trust.
Louise Dennison
Louise Dennison
Posted on Jul 25, 2024
Have Your Say on People, Place & Design
At The Glass-House, we see one of our key roles as a connector and want to share voices that may […]
Sophia de Sousa
Posted on Jul 24, 2024
Glass-House Chats: The Right to Shape Places
For our last chat of the series, the topic of discussion was The Right to Shape Places. Our discussion explored the challenges different groups of people face, feeling they can or cannot shape the city around them, from policy to practise to placemaking.
Jake Stephenson-Bartley
Posted on Jul 3, 2024
Glass-House Chats: Wellbeing and Placemaking
This month’s Chat, focused on Wellbeing and Placemaking and explored the impact that designing for wellbeing can have on citizens and asked how wellbeing can be a more integral part of placemaking.
Louise Dennison
Posted on Jun 4, 2024
The Glass-House May 2024 Newsletter
This newsletter focuses on our upcoming Chat events, showcases the co-design method films which we developed with the Open University and also includes WEdesign participant blogs and our series publication for the People, Place, Planet WEdesign 2023/24 event series summary.
Louise Dennison
Posted on May 16, 2024
10 Years of Using ‘Design by Consensus’ in Education and Research
By Dr Busayawan Lam In this piece, Dr Buswayan Lam reflects on her experience of using The Glass-House workshop Design […]
Guest Author
Posted on May 8, 2024