
Working with TAP Interns to Evolve our Practice
Over the next 2 months, we will be working alongside two interns from Sheffield University who are enrolled on an […]

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 […]

Working with an Ethic of Care
Opinion piece Having worked at The Glass-House for a while now and having built my confidence and familiarity with The […]

GLASS-HOUSE CHATS: Challenging stereotypes through co-design
Our June Glass-House Chat, Challenging stereotypes through co-design, emerged as a topic within The Glass-House when discussing our own frustrations […]

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 […]

Open Call: Activating Collaborative Networks in Local Places through Cross-pollination
Are you part of a local network of groups and organisations working to improve your neighbourhood? Would you like to […]

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 […]

People Powered Places: Empowering community champions as experts
May 2022 People Powered Places is Metropolitan Workshop‘s second annual practice-based research project. It aims to explore innovative methods of […]

GLASS-HOUSE CHATS: Making as a design engagement tool
This month’s Glass-House Chat, Making as a design engagement tool, explored the act of making as a catalyst to enable […]

Cross-pollinating Glasgow
On 26 April, we gathered together a group of people in the East End of Glasgow, for Share, Connect, Create Glasgow, to talk about how they might work together to make interesting things happen in that neighbourhood and in the city as a whole.