The Architecture of Hope

The Maggie’s brief to a newly appointed architect is perhaps the most challenging there can be; the creation of a place which can inspire hope for those who have received a potentially life-changing diagnosis. The 22 centres that the organisation have now completed since Maggie Keswick Jencks first envisioned such a place, are widely recognised as important contributors to architecture. Chris will discuss briefing, management of the creative process through design and into construction, collaboration with specialists and who owns the delivery process.

Trauma-Informed Interiors as Partners in Collective Well-Being and Equity
Katie Titi
Social Equity and Systems through the Lens of Landscape Architecture
Danny Phillips
Design Psychology Through a Social Equity Lens
Dr Sarah Seung McFarland
A Post-Pandemic Collider Classroom
Dr. Edmund Adjapong
Reimagining Places and Materials with Community Architecture
Kevin Kimwelle
Diné Place-Based Knowledge and Indigenous Planning Frameworks
Elisha V. Charley

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