People, place and value: the golden triangle?
The day after our debate ‘People, place and value: the golden triangle?’ I spent the afternoon at Goldsmiths Community Centre […]
Does involving local people in placemaking make business sense?
“We’ve got to stop talking and start listening’, declared Guy Butler, Projects Director, Grosvenor as he opened the third debate […]
What value do local people bring to placemaking?
The Glass-House Debate Series held annually, encourages all those with an interest in great placemaking and community led initiatives to […]
Enabler Voices: ‘What value do local people bring to placemaking?’
By Richard Crutchley, Glass-House Enabler Google ‘Andover Estate’ and you’ll find a relentless list of negative outpourings about this sprawling […]
If crap places kill people, what can great places do?
“Crap places kill people.” Christopher Rowe, a Church of Scotland Minister and resident of one of Glasgow’s most impoverished areas […]
Debate round-up: How can great places create value for local people?
‘How can great places create value for local people?’ was the question posed at the first debate in our national […]
The Glass-House Debate Series 2012/13
We’re excited to announce our 2012/13 Debate Series ‘Putting People in their Place’, in partnership with The Academy of Urbanism. […]
The Glass-House Debate Series 2011/2012: London
Our final Glass-House Debate of the 2011/2012 series was held earlier this week with our partner Design Council Cabe providing […]
Glass-House Debate – Newcastle
Once again the topic – Community Led Design: what is it and does it work? – was tackled in the […]
The Community Led Design Debate continues in Bristol
From the concrete jungle on arrival in Bristol to the thriving regenerated docklands and to the home of our hosts […]