The Scottish Ecological Design Association

Thank you to everyone who came to the Enabling Environments event yesterday with at City of Glasgow College yesterday. Let's keep pushing forward with better designed spaces! Thanks also to @g@gracestewartskinner.clarsach for the music, we loved it.

Join us this afternoon in Glasgow for Enabling environments – spotlight on learning disabilities with Scottish Commission for People with Learning Disabilities 2-4pm City of Glasgow College https://lnkd.in/eXBY4AcU

If you are in #Glasgow this Thursday 24th October, do try to get along to the City of Glasgow College where The Scottish Ecological Design Association & Scottish Commission for People with Learning Disabilities are hosting Enabling Environments: A Human Rights Approach - Spotlight on Learning Disability #WhatsOnGlasgow #InclusiveDesign #InclusiveDesignGlasgow #LearningDisabilityEvent #EnablingEnvironmentsScotland #InclusiveScotland #LDInclusionEvent #GlasgowInclusiveDesign #LearningDisabilityScotland #InclusiveDesignEvent #AccessibleGlasgow #InclusionScotland

Join us on Thursday, 24th October 2024 at City of Glasgow College https://lnkd.in/eEXCbjKw Enabling Environments: A Human Rights Approach - Spotlight on Learning Disabilities SEDA Health and Wellbeing group in collaboration with SCLD are delighted to present you with the opportunity for discussion around importance of creating supportive environments for people with learning disabilities. We will hear from: Kelly Kolatowicz, Scottish Commission for People with Learning Disabilities Lindsay Kinloch, lived experience advocate Felicity Steers, Erz Landscape Architects Caroline Dearden, Anderson Bell Christie Karri Gillespie-Smith and Kyleigh M., University of Edinburgh, Department of Clinical and Health Psychology with musical interlude from Grace Stewart-Skinner, Clàrsach player. #InclusiveDesign #AccessibleArchitecture #DisabilityInclusion #UniversalDesign #InclusiveSpaces #InclusiveCommunity #DesignForAll #AccessibilityMatters #InclusiveCities #InclusiveEnvironments #GlasgowInclusionEvent #DisabilityDesignGlasgow #HealthWellbeingScotland #InclusiveCommunityGlasgow #EducationForAll #HumanRightsScotland #InclusiveDesignEvent #GlasgowCommunityInclusion #ScotlandWellbeing #AccessibleGlasgow #universityofedinburgh #accessiblescotland  #ClarsachMusic #GlasgowMusic #ScottishHarps #CelticSounds #TradFolkMusic #HarpsOfScotland #GlasgowGaelic #ScottishMusicians #TraditionalMusicScene #GlasgowHarps

Enabling environments A Human Rights Approach - Spotlight on Learning Disabilities Thursday, 24th October 2024 at City of Glasgow College SEDA Health and Wellbeing group in collaboration with SCLD are delighted to present you with the opportunity for discussion around importance of creating supportive environments for people with learning disabilities. Join us at City of Glasgow College for insightful talks and practical strategies to promote inclusivity and empowerment. We will hear from: Kelly Kolatowicz, Scottish Commission for People with Learning Disabilities Lindsay Kinloch, lived experience advocate Felicity Steers, Erz Landscape Architects Caroline Dearden, Anderson Bell Christie Karri Gillespie-Smith and Kyleigh M., University of Edinburgh, Department of Clinical and Health Psychology with musical interlude from Grace Stewart-Skinner, Clàrsach player

We are delighted to show what you’re working on, Skye Chatburn ! Wishing you all the good things!

SEDA MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER ISSUE OUT NOW https://lnkd.in/eQGRwbsm This issue of SEDA Magazine invites us to look beyond the familiar, to challenge assumptions, and to embrace the complexity of our interconnected world. From envisioning a fossil-fuel-free future to rethinking the very nature of value, we traverse landscapes both physical and conceptual, seeking pathways toward a more sustainable and equitable existence. The "Big Conversation" series challenges us to imagine a world transformed. Can we truly break free from the grip of fossil fuels? What role does the bio-economy play in this transition, and are we fully aware of its implications? We delve into the intricate relationship between food and the environment, exploring how our dietary choices impact the planet and ourselves. The voices of young people resonate, demanding better housing solutions that meet both their needs and the needs of the planet. We also grapple with the complexities of rebound effects and the challenges of implementing sustainable practices. The "circle of life" for digital services offers lessons in minimizing unintended consequences, while articles on carbon trading and PAS 2035 implementation highlight the need for transparency and accountability in our pursuit of sustainability. Diana Finch's "Value Beyond Money" prompts us to reconsider the very foundations of our economic system. The Bristol Pound experiment serves as a powerful reminder that value extends far beyond monetary wealth. It underscores the importance of community, resilience, and a holistic understanding of well-being. As we explore these diverse themes, the principles of Slow Design emerge as a guiding light. The careful attention to context, collaboration, and long-term impact exemplified by the Bristol Pound resonates with SEDA's core values. #ecologicaldesign #slowdesign #circulareconomy #SustainableDesign #sustainabledesign #sustainabledesigner #sustainablearchitecture #ecodesign #greendesign #bristolpound #JustTransition #justtransition #economy #scotland #scotlandisnow #greenfuture #resilience #ResilienceBuilding #sustainablearchitect #sustainablearchitects #sustainabledesigners

SEDA welcome new members at any time! We are open to everyone with an interest in ecological design. Find out more from the QR code or by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/dNK67Ac2 Our core work includes running events, promoting research, campaigning on ecological design issues and informing the public. Your membership subscriptions help us to continue our work and we offer an attractive range of benefits in return including: Sharing email bulletins informing members about events and other items of interest. Publishing a printed magazine two or three times per year. Responding to government initiatives. Hosting seminars, lectures, workshops and site visits to projects which have an ecological approach to design and living. Commissioning research, evaluation and the setting of standards for ecological projects, services, materials and products. Encouraging people to share knowledge, skills and experience and to provide a network for those who wish to incorporate ecological concerns into their creative and productive work. Promoting education and involving young people to advance ecodesign principles in the training of designers and innovators. Raising awareness for both professionals and consumers regarding ecological design and sustainable choices. Rates: Individual - £30 Student/Unwaged/Over 60  - £15 Small Businesses (5 people or less)  - £60 Large Businesses - (5 people of more) - £120 

SEDA send a huge THANKYOU! to everyone to arranged, attended, and enjoyed our 2024 Annual Conference. Talks, walks, prizes and presentations were enjoyed over 2 days both online and in sunny Aberdeen. See you again next year! #sustainablearchitecture #architecturestudent #naturebasedsolutions #ecobuilding #ecofriendlyliving #naturebasedlearning #Aberdeen #placemaking #JustTransition #aberdeen #greenarchitecture #greendesign #sustainableliving #ecodesign #climatechange #ecologicaldesign #greenbuildings #solararchitecture #naturalbuildingmaterials #studentofarchitecture #sustainabledesigner #sustainablearchitects #ecodesign #ecodesigner #ecologicaldesign

Congratulations to Rosie Hall, winner of the 2024 Krystyna Johnson Award for Sustainable Architecture Student Project! @dundeeuni @djcad_uod We LOVED seeing everyone's work. Thank you to all of you. #DundeeUni #sustainablearchitecture #architecturestudent #dundeeuniversity