Soho Kids Xmas Lights: Bringing together architecture, children and community
Antonio Capelao is a British architect, educator, researcher, landscape designer and art collector. He was born in Mozambique with a […]
GLASS-HOUSE CHATS: What is Placemaking Now?
When we work with a new group, be they professionals, community members or students, we find that the crucial first […]
TAP Symposium: Transform / Activate / SHAPE
During the summer of 2022, we had the pleasure of partnering with the TAP (Transforming and Activating Places) programme, through […]
Cross-pollination: Design day in Merthyr
This blog was first published on our project website for Cross-pollination: Growing cross-sector design collaboration in placemaking, a collaborative action […]
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 […]
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.
GLASS-HOUSE CHATS: Breaking down jargon in design and placemaking
This month’s Glass-House Chat, Breaking down jargon in design and placemaking, explored the role language, and specifically technical, industry-specific jargon, […]