DSDHA's Spring 2024 newsletter ' New beginnings, exceptional teamwork, and pioneering city research' out now! 🌷🌱🌳

Have a read here: lnkd.in/enGYJJSw

Future winners: Is Edit a practice? Perhaps not conventionally, but its sophisticated thinking and questioning of capitalism’s norms make it a force to be reckoned with, discovers Jan-Carlos Kucharek
EDIT DSDHA The London School of Architecture
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On #IWD2024 we ask: how do women shape our city? Listen to our brand-new podcast featuring policymakers, industry and thought leaders about how progress in gender equality is changing the design of places and spaces in central #London 🏢

Listen here🎙️bit.ly/3T6IASX

Great to hear from our expert panel on what the City of London’s new policies will mean for the #builtenvironment 🌃 and #publicrealm in the City🌳

In honour of London Theatre Week🎭 we wanted to highlight NationalYouthTheatre

Places of cultural infrastructure, production and creativity are so vital to have available to local communities and beyond!

🥁 Our scheme for 100 Chalk Farm Road has been submitted for planning!

The four drum-shaped elements will encase student housing, affordable homes and commercial space, with newly created and enhanced public realm alongside the site Roundhouse

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Article in PSBMagazine January edition from architects DSDHA on the challenges hindering represented groups using of public spaces - including teen girls and public parks, referencing Make Space for Girls
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How did #BroadgateConnect create a 39:1 return on investment?

Our Head of #SocialSustainability Anna Devlet and @ourELBA’s Julie Hutchinson explain how our partnership has established an effective blueprint for employment programmes all over the UK. ⤵

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📢What are the key barriers in the workplace for those who practice a religion or faith belief?

Check out our latest guidebook on how the property industry can be more supportive for those who practice a faith or religion. bit.ly/47O2lnN

Co-design is a process in which users are treated as equal collaborators in the design process – breaking down that historical hierarchy between architect/designer, and the public. 🏙️

Jane Wong and Tom Greenall from DSDHA explore its importance ⬇️
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How DSDHA encourages the input of local groups and users with help from interactive collaborators @yesmake1, EDIT, @Seth_Resolve and Akil Scafe-Smith, & Dr. Julia King
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Architect Deborah Saunt outlines how the built environment is failing women and why we must integrate a gender perspective when legislating for and designing public space

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DSDHA are hiring! 📣

🏙🏞️ With a number of exciting new commissions across London, we're now looking to recruit Project Architects and Senior Landscape Architects as well as Part II Architectural Assistants.

Full details dsdha.co.uk/contact

Our panel of experts, James Cooksey (OPLM), Laura Citron (@londonpartners), Michael Philips (Jamestown), Charles Pinchbeck DL (@JLL) and Deborah Saunt (@DSDHA) discussing the differences between New York and London and what can be learnt from one another

Shout outs to @Archio Matt + Fiona @MakeSpaceForGi1 Sheffield School of Architecture Rob Fiehn DSDHA and others for unpacking the architectural buzzword of our times.

All of course at the direction of POoR_Collective, guest editors of October's very special Architects’ Journal