This article and short animation explains why you should adopt a place-based approach as outlined in the Place Principle.
Engaging Communities During Lockdown – lessons from practitioners
Architecture and Design Scotland hosted an event to discuss how to engage with the public during lockdown.
Learning from Midsteeple Quarter, Dumfries – video and blog
A short film sharing learning from Midsteeple Quarter in Dumfries on how the community shaped the High Street.
PSCF2020: Deveron Projects – Presentation by Claudia Zeiske
Deveron Projects is an arts organisation working in Huntly to create projects that connect artists, communities and places.
PSCF2020: Climate Resilient Communities – Dr Nadine Andrews, Scottish Government
In this presentation Dr Nadine Andrews looks at climate resilient communities.
PSCF2020: Engaging Children in Local Climate Action – Presentation by Dr Jenny Wood and Dr Jamie Hamilton
This session explores engaging the next generation in producing and advancing their own local climate action plans.
PSCF2020: A Circular Economy Approach to Designing for a Changing Climate – Presentation by Clive Bowman, Zero Waste Scotland
Clive Bowman, from Zero Waste Scotland, presents on A Circular Economy approach to designing for a changing climate.
PSCF2020: Collaborative Placemaking – Presentation by Jim MacDonald, A&DS
In this presentation Jim MacDonald, A&DS, describes how A&DS supports place planning for decarbonisation and the role of the place principle
PSCF2020: The Cargo Bike Library – MJ Somerville, Sustrans
MJ Somerville from Sustrans introduces the Cargo Bike Library and explains the benefits of cargo bikes in supporting town and city centres.
PSCF2020: Woodside Multi-storey flats – Presentation by Rupert Daly, Collective Architecture
Woodside Multi-storey flats project in Glasgow explored the viability of retaining a series of three 1960s tower blocks and to mitigate fuel poverty