Despite the challenges of lockdown, and the closure of our offices, A&DS has continued to deliver high quality and important work. We review our year.
Annual Review 2020: Our People
As part of our Annual Review of 2020 we asked staff and board members to reflect on their experiences in 2020.
Thoughts on Covid-19 Recovery: ‘Circular’ solutions to Covid-19’s economic aftershocks – blog by Lynn Wilson, A&DS Board
A&DS Board Member Lynn Wilson argues that now is the time and place for circular solutions to Covid-19's economic aftershocks.
Planning Performance Framework Report 2019-20
Our report for the Planning Performance Framework and how we are building knowledge and capacity in the planning system for 2019-20.
Thoughts on Covid-19 Recovery – Social Data for Social Solutions – Blog by Kirsty Macari, A&DS Board Member
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 – Route Map to a Greener Future – Blog by Sue Evans, A&DS Board Member
In this blog Sue Evans looks at the impact on landscapes, infrastructure and climate in responding to the covid-19 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.
Thoughts on Covid-19 Recovery: Place Leaders for a Bright Future – Blog by Alistair Scott, Board Member of A&DS
A&DS board members reflect on Covid-19 recovery from their personal and professional experience.
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.