The Third Sector, Higher Education & Collaborative Research
Universities and other research institutions are increasingly interested in working with community and voluntary sector partners through research. Many are […]
Designing for Dignity & Independence
Last year, I helped my mother move into a new home. As a fiercely independent woman in her eighties, my […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Co-design as an Ecological Champion
What is Co-design? From my experience working at The Glass-House, I understand co-design as a method and tool whereby groups […]
Co-designing Place Quality and Place Equity
Back in 2007, The Glass-House produced a series of postcards aimed at stimulating discussion around what we saw as inequities […]
Celebrating a Decade of Strategic Partnership with The Open University
Last month, I had the immense pleasure of watching my long-time collaborator and now dear friend, Professor Theodore Zamenopoulous, give […]
Exploring Community Design Groups & Review Panels
In the fourth blog of this series, we explore the differences between scheme-based vs place-based conversations.