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Inspired: Quaggy Waterways Action Group
In December 2023, The Glass-House facilitated a workshop for the Scottish Wildlife Trust, as part of their Pioneers Programme training […]
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People Shaping Place
In October 2023, The Glass-House and our colleague Prof Theo Zamenopoulos from The Open University collaborated with the Holborn Community […]
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Connecting the Community Champions
In November 2023, The Glass-House and our colleague Vera Hale from The Open university went to visit the Chichester Community […]
People, Place, Planet: The Debate
Last week our 2023/24 WEdesign series kicked off with our opening event, People, Place, Planet: The Debate. We were joined […]
Nextdoor Nature with the Scottish Wildlife Trust
Imagine living in a neighbourhood where nature thrives, where there is a strong sense of community spirit and where people […]
Inspired Blog: Great Design at Chichester Community Development Trust
Over the past two decades, The Glass-House has worked with hundreds of community-led design projects. With each, we have championed […]
Collaboration is the Key to Community Building
Claire Robinson, Partnerships Director at Chichester Community Development Trust, writes about CCDT’s experience and learning.
Relearning Place: REvalue Event Blog
Read our blog about our first in-person event, REvalue in Newcastle, part of our WEdesign 2022/23 event series.
Relearning Place: The Debate
The WEdesign programme for 2022/23 started last week, with our inaugural event Relearning Place: The Debate, which took place online. […]
GLASS-HOUSE CHATS: Guerilla Urbanism – an approach to consider?
Our June Glass-House Chat, Guerilla Urbanism – an approach to consider?, set out to explore guerilla urbanism, which is generally […]