This episode is a conversation with Jane, Lydia and Tom of architecture and urban design studio DSDHA. We discuss their research project 'Towards Spatial Justice: A guide for achieving meaningful participation in co-design processes'.
We explore what co-design really means, why it’s important and how they have applied co-design processes at their projects: White Horse Square in Wembley Park, London and the extension of the British Library.
Learn more about DSDHA here: Link
Download the Towards Spatial Justice research report here: Link
See images of the projects we discuss on the Substack companion post: Link
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