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A Living Library of Ideas. A Workshop of Tools. A City of Propositions. Scotland's contribution to Biennale Architettura 2018, Venice.
A new online sustainable materials resource for construction professionals, architects, builders and home owners has been launched.
Historically, geographically, climatically and culturally, Scotland offers schools and their pupils one of the richest and most varied...
While the technical rationale for offsite construction is well established, what does Scotland need to do to aid housing delivery on the ground?
Making Public Places better for everyone - an ageing population is fast becoming one of the biggest challenges facing society, writes Lucy Richards.
Town Centre Living Blog by Carnegie Associate Zoë Ferguson, author of The Place of Kindness: Combating loneliness and building stronger communities.
Town Centre Living: As part of our series on creating a caring place Kayleigh Lytham from Paths for All blogs about dementia friendly design.
Town Centre Living: Steven Tolson and Dr Margaret Brown, reflect on place making and urban living for older people.
The latest newsletter from the Local Authority Urban Design Forum meeting, held in June 2018.
Town Centre Living: Penny Morriss of Living Streets Scotland on walkable and caring town centres.
A&DS has developed a series of Case Studies to illustrate how the Place Standard tool has been used within the planning process.
Journalist Susan Mansfield visited The Happenstance in Venice and reports on the project and how Venetians have adopted their own free space.
Ideas for a new public library in Leith and an approach to providing fresh water in Havana win the top prizes at the annual student awards.
