Talking Spaces

We miss being out and about, chatting to folk like you.

Big conversations, small shares.
The stuff that really matters.
The things that make us feel connected.

Finding ways to keep our conversations flowing is more important than ever.

So welcome to our new talking space.

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Here's to learning from life and designing for life.

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Social Value is at the heart of everything we do. Here, we shed light on how far we've come and where we're heading.

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Is it time to park the car for good?

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Welcome distractions from the Social Dilemma...

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A reinvented temple of information, the virtues of 24/7 study space and a celebration of our university buildings.

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Back to work: resiliency, reinvention and flex appeal.

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An Urban Designer's take on the planning white paper, six reasons our world is getting uglier, and a prize-winning masterplan for Zagreb.

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The so-called London exodus, design solutions for inflexible apartments, and a powerful coronavirus diary.

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A business travel wake-up call, one simple change with a big impact and tips on how to save the world.

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Our biased guide to eating out in Cornwall

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The future of workplace goes nautical, a toolkit for working in a new building and 10,000 reasons to leave your desk.

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Stories from sabbatical in SE Asia, 9 steps to a socially distanced 5-star hotel stay, and puffin eco-tourism for your ears.

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A community unbranded, creative 2m solutions and a lens on London's adapting food industry.

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Our Urban Design studio chat to Creative Concern CEO, a view from lockdown and maps of life under restrictions.

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Our very first Lockdown Inhabitant, Rachel Bell follows up on issue 001, and The Great Realisation.

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A guided pub meditation, rules to live (ten years longer) by, and Rob Delius' thoughts on outdoor space inequality.