Back in late June, we held our London Festival of Architecture event on the use of artificial intelligence within the community engagement process. The video we have produced captures the event and the conversation that we had. Oliver Deed opened […]
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Last night, our London Festival of Architecture event on the role of AI in community engagement took place, and fair to say it was a success! Following an introduction from Oliver Deed who chaired the event, the panellists each gave […]
Earlier this year, ECF was invited by House of Two, a multidisciplinary design studio in Mumbai, India, to give a collaborative talk on ‘Placemaking for Children in Spaces’. It was a pleasure to share thoughts with a team who, like […]
When it comes to community projects, the timing of engagement can make all the difference. As emphasised in a recent ECF blog post, initiating community engagement at the project’s inception is not just beneficial—it’s crucial. A great example of this […]
In the quest to create inclusive and accessible communities, it is essential that placemakers engage with stakeholders who hold diverse perspectives and life experiences, including those people living with disabilities. While progress is being made in making public spaces more […]
As part of Enfield Council’s Journeys and Places programme to make the borough safer and promote active travel, the Quieter Neighbourhoods (QN) programme forms part of a comprehensive approach the Council is taking to reduce the speeds and volume of […]
Introduction Embarking on a public realm project in the UK requires more than just architectural brilliance and urban planning finesse; it demands a strategic approach to stakeholder engagement. The success of such projects hinge on the varying needs and different […]
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