Cities Research + Strategic Design to create better places for people and planet. Architect ARB MAA | HASSELL | NLA | @PX_Change | Previously ARUP + GEHL
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Panels assemble! With just a couple of weeks left to deliver, the @nlalondon has convened panellists from across 12++ expert panels for an evening of networking and knowledge exchange. Pleased to see that my Built Environment Technology panel is well represented tonight. 👏 👏
Our amazing panel lining up for #RegenerationNation - a new panel format, adapted from “The Ranganation with a focus on bringing together diverse voices in the property sector. @PX_Change#SummerCelebration
Come to the online @PlaceCollectUK Exchanges this Friday, hosted by yours truly - we will be joined by @playdisrupt and Akou Impact Consultancy who will each bring a project or process challenge for discussion.
Sign up here 👉 eventbrite.co.uk/e/pcuk-exch…
June 28, we're celebrating 1 year of Property X-Change, 38+ exchanges, 80+ co-contributors, and a network that's edging near the thousands.
It's been amazing to play a part in breaking down silos across London's property sector.
With @rumiibose@amanpritarnold@HASSELL_Studio
You are invited to join the GLA, @BritProp, @TfL, @_BusinessLDN and a growing network of diverse voices on 28 June to celebrate one year of Property X-Change – the dynamic forum now playing a key role in London’s high street renaissance.
#pitchparty :
- creating a connected parks network across London
- valuing and understanding colour selection in the built environment
- playing (artful) pranks on the environment to delight, amuse, and surprise
- contemplating AI as a future coproducer of art.
@PlaceCollectUK
Britain cannot build. According to calculations by @CentreforCities, between 1950 and 1979 the UK added new homes each year at a rate equivalent to 1.9% of its existing housing stock. Between 1980 and 2015 that rate fell to 0.8%.
Depression is more common in the suburbs than in city centres – new research -
“…an elevated risk of mental health problems typically features medium density and low-rise developments such as suburban single-family housing areas.”
theconversation.com/depressi… via @ConversationUK
"... cities need to adopt an ecosystem planning approach that incorporates nature-based design to make them more liveable and resilient. It also means managing cities as ecosystems."
theconversation-com.cdn.ampp…
It’s site research time!
I always love getting to know a place and its people by spending time on the ground, feeling the daily rhythm of activities, and speaking to locals.
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With @HASSELL_Studio@citiesforpeople and @PRD_tweets