Working towards

A WASTE-LESS WORLD

 

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The Seats At The Table team joined the talented students at Keir Hardie School in two separate workshops to explore how to design chairs which catered to the visually impaired and blind. The participants explored ideas around movement, textures, ligh
The Seats At The Table team joined 6 talented students at Youth Centre We Are Spotlight to explore how to design chairs catered to our own needs and aspirations. The participants explored ideas around movement, fidget spinners, vibrant colours, space
The first of many exciting and vibrant workshops with wonderfully creative young people! . The Seats At The Table team joined forces with 11 students at School 21 enrolled on the Design, Engineer, Construction course to design chairs specifically ca
Our second Co-exploration workshop in the city consisted of the same group gathering a week later and co-developing a creative accessibility audit in detail for the site of our Seats at the Table project. . Together we came up with temporary design
After months of dreaming, planning and meeting creatively, The Seats at the Table Project is underway! . Back in late February The Dis/ Ordinary Architecture project and Re-Fabricate team ran an initial exploratory workshop, in order to bring togeth
Throughout this project we have consistently collaborated with so many wonderful people, this has brought a rich perspective and depth to the project, the keen motivation from everyone involved, has been an encouraging display of support for equity a
Over the last few months we have been running a series of workshops and events in the City of London, Smithfield Area & Several East-London boroughs. Over this time The Dis/Ordinary Architecture Project & Re-fabricate team combined, have been
We are thrilled to finally share the journey we have been on since we have been successful in our bid for the London Festival of Architecture’s – Co-designing Equity in the Public Realm competition alongside our brilliant collaborato
We are beyond delighted to have been successful in our bid for the @londonfestivalofarchitecture ‘Equity in the Public Realm’ competition with our brilliant collaborators The Dis/Ordinary Architecture Project! Our Proposal ‘Seats a