Architecture and Design Scotland Board Member Lynn Wilson explains the importance of design in the implementation of a circular economy.
Wellbeing in Learning Spaces – Designer Blogs
A&DS has invited a number of design professionals to share their ideas on the voice of young people in learning spaces.
Blog: Bridging the Gap – Sophie Logan, Hoskins Architects
Sophie Logan, Hoskins Architects, writes about the development of the Bridge Arts Centre and how it became a hub of learning and participation.
Blog: A People-Centred Decade – Val Clugston, Nomad RDC
Val Clugston, Research and Creative Director, Nomad RDC writes about taking a people centred approach to designing spaces.
Blog: A Connected Campus Supports Communities – Ann Allen, Chair A&DS
Ann Allen writes about how a major campus development project can benefit both the university and the community beyond.
Blog: Year of Young People Ambassador – Ross Cowan
A&DS asked a number of young people to share their experience of co-design - here Ross Cowan writes about volunteering and creating a tangible outcome
Blog: 5Rights – Amy Chalmers
A&DS asked a number of young people to share their experience of co-design - here Amy Chalmers writes about rights in the digital world.
Blog: Youth Commission on Mental Health Services – Neva Brown
A&DS asked a number of young people to share their experience of co-design - Neva Brown writes about the youth commission on mental health services
Leaving Space to Share Control – Blogs by Young Scot
In preparation for the Education Buildings Scotland Conference we invited a number of young people to share their experience of co-design.
Blog: Active Doing and Making – Andy Campbell, Dress for the Weather
In this blog Andy Campbell, Director, Dress for the Weather writes about engaging people with the active practice of architecture and design.