PLACED team members Jo and Sam attended our first UKREiiF recently (it’s only the second one ever so we’re not that late to the party). It’s not our usual type of event. Typically, we’re hosting
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Find out what the PLACED team have been up to. You can find updates on our projects, latest opportunities, and latest blogs below.
We’re excited to be recruiting for a full time Project Assistant to join our growing team and help us in our work to enable greater diversity in the voices involved in shaping the built environment.
We’re excited to announce applications are OPEN for the PLACED Academy 2023-24 programme! Starting with a 4-day summer school in late July, the programme consists of monthly sessions that are packed full of creative and
We’re excited to be recruiting for a full time Project Officer to join our lovely, growing team. The successful candidate will join us in diversifying the voices involved in shaping the built environment. Come and
This week saw the launch of the 2022–23 PLACED Academy, our award-winning education programme for young people.
We’ve seen a massive rise in the emphasis of engagement in tenders in the last 18 months, with requirements to “do more”. Jo Harrop offers some advice…
From car dependency to levelling up and multi-functional places, Diane Cunningham takes a look at the challenges ahead…
The International Women’s Day website says “Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination. A world that’s diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we
February is LGBT+ History month in Sam Hayes thinks about LGBTQ+ safe spaces, the built environment and place.
PLACED Academy graduate Lola McLoughlin looks at the challenges she believes the built environment will face in the next ten years.
Jodie Greenwood talks about the impact an early introduction to PLACED had on her creative education…
How can we level up if we can’t get the basics right, asks Jo Harrop? How can we attract visitors if people feel ashamed of where they live?