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    The Paris Olympics just finished and Paralympics about to begin, we’ve been ruminating on the future of sporting venues and the effect they

  It is in his book Spectres of Marx that the French philosopher Jacques Derrida first introduces the neologism ‘hauntology’ – a splicing together of

  Schemes as diverse as New Working Class‘s plans for turning an empty shopping centre in Croydon (London) into a college or the city of

  Among many a fine nugget shared at the inaugural SPACE + Member Event The Agile City, this in his introduction as co-host from Head

  A quick post on yet another Space+ curated event, this time Built World Technology (BWT), held last month at the Ministry of Sound, co-hosted

Just a quick word about SPACE +’s first Member Event, The Agile City, which I will be hosting alongside the marvellous Kristy Lansdown, Head of

  How plan-long term loose-fit big infrastructure might learn from start-now always-meanwhile small pilots.   When it comes to unlocking the often unknown potential in

  Much of the following first appeared as a set of smaller articles on Linked-In. Thoughts posted there over the last month or so have

  I have been watching with interest the various decisions and debates about the world of work and workplace. I, for one, have been a

  The following article first appeared on Medium. It is republished here with the permission Menno Cramer, its author and a recent attendee at the

  Melbourne Airport’s Head of Traveller Experience Wendi Pearce is full of real-life stories that are testament to the way the airport has – and

  The following article by architect and researcher Dr Fiona Young – called Comfort, convenience or control: Optimising the student learning experience, and which I’ve

At the beginning of the month, Adam and I spoke at the London Remix Summit 2022 as part of a cohort of thinkers and practitioners

Universities are increasingly aware of the significance the campus experience plays for student engagement and belonging, two critical outcomes required for the creation of strong

Built environment practices are increasingly needing renovation – clients are demanding it, and practices are morphing to cater to it. We see the critical need

Every day, we at FreeState are actively working to #BreakTheBias in our world by empowering women* and women’s stories. It starts with representation, and having

It was the ‘culinary hallucination’ that caught our eye through a targeted social media campaign. Beulah’s Hanover House in collaboration with restaurateur and chef Scott

  It seems self-evident that we want to move towards our goals directly, with as little stress and friction as we can.    Emphasis on

Margaret J Wheatly once stated: ‘There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about.’ As Wheatley might say, local

  Researching last year the state of the highstreet and its post-pandemic future, we interviewed a tonne of architects, developers, and retail experts, among them

  An already super-ailing high street killed off by lockdown, the future of retail lies not in the standardised hierarchy of strict planning regulations, masterplans

  This article first appeared on the Roca Gallery site.   My most terrifying read of last year was a short article by the author

  The following was published in Architect’s Journal (May 2019). A response to the slowdown in university-funded architectural projects, it’s a rallying cry for other

  Read anything on what it is that a business or organisation needs to do if they’re going to attract and retain talent, and sooner