In this blog A&DS Board Member Kirsty Macari writes about how data will help us target our responses to building back after the pandemic.
Thoughts on Covid-19 Recovery: Building Back Better with Inclusive Growth – Blog by Ann Allen, Chair A&DS Board
Ann Allen, Chair of A&DS reflects on what learning we can take from lockdown and how we can use this to support communities across Scotland.
Public Sector Client Forum – Designing for a Changing Climate: Climate, Health & Place – Online Resources
Our latest Public Sector Client Forum has moved online due to the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. Here you will find presentations and other resources.
Designing for a Changing Climate: Re-purposing and sustainable placemaking by Neal Hemingway, Threesixty Architecture
In this blog Neal Hemingway, of Threesixty Architecture, writes about the tools available to consider repurposing and sustainable placemaking.
Designing for a changing climate: Building resilience in a crisis – Blog by Daisy Narayanan, Sustrans
In this blog Daisy Narayanan considers what we can learn from the current crisis when we look to tackle the climate emergency
Housing to 2040 Voices: Colin Culross, Link Housing Association
We spoke to Colin Culross of Link Housing Association of the important role partnerships played in the successful delivery of housing in Dunbeg.
Housing to 2040: Case Studies and Reports
Throughout 2019 Architecture and Design Scotland supported the Scottish Government's Housing to 2040 consultation with workshops and events.
Designing for a Changing Climate: Shared Mobility and Quality Living – by Marian Marsh
Seestadt: How Shared Mobility is helping create high density, high quality living with a focus on sustainable travel - blog by Marian Marsh
Designing for a Changing Climate: Hedonistic Urbanism – Blog by Christopher Martin
Places shape our behaviour, and that behaviour over time becomes culture: Christopher Martin asks how we translate self interest to societal good?
A Caring Place Blog: Toyama – A City to Suit its Citizens – by Amber Roberts
In this blog Landscape Architect Amber Roberts explores how city-planning scale now influences all aspects of design in the city of Toyama