How could strategic design help create better public spaces?

The connection between strategic design and practices such as architecture, and urban planning is becoming increasingly apparent. As the needs of communities, workers and even nature itself are rapidly changing, so do our requirements for public spaces, housing and buildings.

There’s a clear belief that human-centred, and even life-centred design, practices could support better strategic decision-making within the sector - but the key question we want to explore is how these different practices could come together effectively and to what end.

Who should attend?

This conversation is best for architects, public venue organisations, local government workers, spatial designers, and leaders and teams who are involved in creating public spaces.

About Paper Giant

We are a strategic design consultancy operating across Melbourne, Canberra and Brisbane. At Paper Giant, we believe better products, services and policies are ones that lead to a more just, equal and sustainable society. So we help organisations create positive impact through work that considers the perspectives and lived experiences of the people it affects and works towards creating the future we want.

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