GLASS-HOUSE CHATS: Future-proofing the Design of Places – Key Takeaways
In this month’s Chat, Future-proofing the Design of Places, we wanted to explore how we can collectively design for the […]
Bioregionalism in Placemaking: Looking at Your Local Spaces with a New Lens
Lockdown, with its trials and monotony, did have a positive impact on the way that we all regard and relate […]
Callout Brief: A Letter to Future Placemakers
A call for contributions to our new Glass-House blog series. After over a year of global lockdowns, limited contact with […]
A citizen’s perspective on enabling public power
Over the last year and a half of lockdown, with varying restrictions and changes to how we work and travel, […]
GLASS-HOUSE CHATS: Unlocking Cross-sector Collaboration in Placemaking II
Unlocking Cross-Sector Collaboration in Placemaking (12 February 2021) Due to the popularity of our first chat, we hosted a second […]
Callout Brief: INSPIRED
A call for contributions to our new Glass-House blog series We invite you to contribute an anecdote about community leadership […]
Who’s paying for it? Funding public projects in 2020
Earlier this month, the news broke that Croydon Council had declared effective bankruptcy, citing the impact of Coronavirus and financial […]
What if… ‘Place’ is the best vehicle for delivering economic recovery? with Frederik Weissenborn
With several new Coronavirus vaccines scheduled to be rolled out over the coming months, a cautious optimism is beginning to […]
London Borough of Redbridge Launch Independent Growth Commission
The London Borough of Redbridge has recently launched its independent Growth Commission, after agreeing with its residents to take on […]
Designing a More Inclusive Bloomsbury: participatory planning project with The Glass-House and UCL students
This student project was developed in collaboration between The UCL Bartlett School of Planning and The Glass-House Community Led Design, working with Dr Yasminah Beebeejaun and Ju Eun Kim.