🟢 New #app for #architects in #Europe 🟢 Join the #ACEHUB #community We are thrilled to announce the launch of #ACEHUB, the official app from the Architects' Council of Europe (ACE-CAE)’ Council of Europe, designed specifically for architects across Europe. ACE HUB is your go-to platform for professional networking, knowledge sharing, and keeping up to date with the latest architectural events—all at your fingertips! Discover the key features of ACE HUB: - Professional #Matchmaking: based on user-specific criteria such as skills, expertise, location, and interests, the app helps you connect with like-minded peers and collaborators across Europe. - Peer-to-Peer #Communication: stay connected with the architectural community through the app’s direct communication features. Join an interest group and share ideas, discuss trends, and exchange knowledge with fellow architects, all in one place. - #Cultural and #event Information: never miss an important architectural event again! Share also your conferences and events! The ACE HUB has received the support of the #CreativeEurope programme of the European Union. Read more on ACE Website: https://lnkd.in/ef4RdjZW
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🤔 How Service Design is Transforming the Public Sector: Oslo kommune When we think of service design, we often associate it with the private sector: shiny apps, seamless customer journeys, and innovative business models. But the impact of service design in the public sector is equally transformative, if not more so. In a world where citizens expect the same level of convenience and efficiency from government services as they do from private companies, service design is the key to bridging the gap. Here’s how service design is creating value in the public sector: 1️⃣ Improves Citizen Experience. Service design puts citizens at the center of public services. By mapping out user journeys and identifying pain points, governments can deliver services that are intuitive, accessible, and responsive to real needs. Think faster permit approvals, simpler tax filing processes, or more accessible healthcare systems. 2️⃣ Increases Trust in Government. When public services are designed with empathy and clarity, they build trust. Citizens feel heard and valued, which strengthens their relationship with government institutions. Trust is the foundation of a healthy democracy. 3️⃣ Reduces Costs and Inefficiencies. By streamlining processes and eliminating bureaucratic red tape, service design helps public organizations operate more efficiently. This means fewer wasted resources, faster service delivery, and better use of taxpayer money. 4️⃣ Promotes Equity and Inclusion. Service design ensures that public services are accessible to everyone, including marginalized or underserved communities. Whether it’s designing multilingual platforms or creating services for people with disabilities, it’s about leveling the playing field. 5️⃣ Drives Innovation in Governance. The public sector is often seen as slow to adapt, but service design changes that. By adopting a human-centered approach, governments can innovate and modernize their services, from digital transformation to data-driven decision-making. 6️⃣ Enhances Employee Experience. It’s not just about citizens—service design also improves the experience of public sector employees. When internal processes are streamlined and tools are user-friendly, employees can focus on delivering value rather than battling inefficiencies. The public sector has a unique opportunity to use service design to create meaningful, lasting impact. It’s not just about better services—it’s about building a better society. How have you seen service design make a difference in the public sector? Let’s share examples and inspire change! 💡 #ServiceDesign #PublicSector #CitizenExperience #GovernmentInnovation #DigitalTransformation #Inclusion
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As part of the upcoming soft launch for the Digital Design Hub, we’re building a repository of design case studies showcasing innovative projects across local and national government and beyond! To make this a rich resource, we’re looking for projects of all sizes, from small scale pilots to large national initiatives. Whether you’ve developed a user-centric digital service, led an effective transformation project, or solved a complex policy challenge through collaboration and design, we’d love to feature your work! If you have a story to share or know of a project that should be highlighted, please get in touch by clicking the link below! https://lnkd.in/eJXUUnYj There is also still time to sign up for the soft launch of Digital Design Hub sign up here to get exclusive early access: https://lnkd.in/eDNKt_4a #BetterPublicServices #EngagedResearch #InclusiveDigitalServices #DigitalInnovation #NationalChallengeFund #NextGenerationEU Funded under the National Challenge Fund which was established under the government’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), funded by the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility. The fund is coordinated and administered by Taighde Éireann – Research Ireland. Research Ireland Nimbus Research Centre Better Public Services Susan Rea Dr Mary Galvin Denise Heffernan Michelle O'Keeffe (PhD) Sarah Hayes Nathan O Riordan Donnagh Toomey
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Thanks David Demers - will be watching this webinar on #accessibledesign. And for my architecture, planning, geography and built environment folks, check this out! Ron Buliung might be of interest to you and your students! 🤓
💼💡Excited to share insights from my recent webinar on Accessible Design! It was a pleasure guiding design professionals through the integration of accessibility into built environments. We explored how incorporating accessibility considerations not only sparks innovation but significantly reduces costs in the long run. It's all about making #Accessibility an intrinsic part of the design process, rather than an afterthought. My aim is to equip professionals with the tools to design captivating, accessible spaces that are safe, inviting, and universally #Inclusive. Stay tuned for future webinars and events where I’ll continue to explore the exciting intersection of accessibility and design. Explore Access Labs’ accessibility solutions tailored for the built environment: https://lnkd.in/gJMseUjD [Image description: A screenshot of David Demers, Managing Director of CNIB Access Labs, speaking to a group of design professionals in an engaging webinar.] #InclusiveDesign #BuiltEnvironment #CNIBAccessLabs
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September's Core Community Conversation is led by Design Trust Chicago on September 18 at 1 pm ET/10 am PT Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/gQ4aEB7M MAPPED (Making A People's Pathway for Engaging Design) is a digital library dedicated to documenting Chicago's community projects--built, envisioned, or planned. During MAPPED-a-thons, participants learn how to contribute to this research tool by identifying and inputting content to build out the library of projects across the city. This public platform showcases resources for communities to advance their design and planning initiatives by mapping ideas, projects, people, plans, and organizations. The session includes a short presentation introducing MAPPED then transitions into breakout groups researching and inputting community design data to publish online! Not Chicago-Based? Not a Problem! This Conversation will center around the methods and examples from Chicago but can be applied to your communities, typologies, and regions as well! MAPPED is a tool that can be used to help center conversations around spaces designed for the community (or possibly not) and help bring a vocabulary to work with communities regardless of their training in the built environment.
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Linkedin Version: 🌿 How does sustainability in corporate real estate (CRE) evolve with the rise and continuation of work-from-home? 🌿 What changes are happening to carbon certification schemes? 🌿 What are the three recommendations for addressing sustainability challenges? 👀 Get the answers in this collaborative webinar with Colliers, Architects of Our Own Downfall; watch the full webinar on the Source app. You can explore this and other hot topics in CRE on the Source app! 🎦 https://lnkd.in/gzk6i7bE 🧑💻 Not a member? Start the free 30-day trial or become a member to watch. ✅ Get started with a trial at https://lnkd.in/gNazjg28 💭💭Let's keep the conversation going! Share what are your thoughts on balancing sustainability with remote work. #CorporateRealEstate #CoreNetGlobal #WorkFromHome #Sustainability
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Great read about how service design can be used in civic contexts.
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Here's my 2024 LinkedIn Rewind. Design has no borders. In 2024, San Diego Tijuana didn't just prove this—we redefined it. This year transformed from a decade-long dream into a blueprint for cross-border innovation. As President of FreshForm. and Board Member of World Design Capital San Diego Tijuana 2024, I witnessed how design thinking can dissolve boundaries and create meaningful experiences. Our key victories weren't just about events—they were about reimagining what's possible: • Leading the World Design Capital designation (www.wdc2024.org), proving that two cities separated by a border can unite through design leadership • Hosting groundbreaking conferences (DDX) that brought global design experts to our region • Providing strategic advisory work to AI companies like Credo AI (Advancing responsible AI through AI Governance) and no-code GenAI app building with Aliases, Inc. (check out: www.askdream.ai) Three moments that captured our design journey: 1. WDC 2024 Board Appointment Reflection - "Powered by Community. Connected by Design." https://lnkd.in/gYdf4x7Y This wasn't just a title—it was a commitment to collaborative transformation. 2. World Design Festival Presentation (powered by Tijuana Design Week) - "Borderless Experiences" https://lnkd.in/gCVE4f9c Exploring how design can transcend physical and conceptual limitations. 3. Passing the WDC Torch to Frankfurt RheinMain https://lnkd.in/gvZcTqta A moment of reflection, gratitude, and anticipation for future design possibilities. Looking ahead, FreshForm. will continue pushing boundaries—in experience design, in frontier and responsible AI, in cross-border collaboration. Our work isn't about drawing lines; it's about erasing them. To every designer, innovator, and curious mind who believes design can change the world: this year proved you right. #DesignLeadership #CrossBorderCollaboration #ResponsibleAI #LinkedInRewind #Coauthor #2024wrapped -- Get your 2024 LinkedIn Rewind! Go to coauthor.studio
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🌿Design Support and Funding Available for Innovators Connecting People with Nature🌿 Design to Deliver is a new initiative by Satellite Applications Catapult, Connected Places Catapult and Digital Catapult funded by Innovate UK. This programme is specifically designed to support small businesses in developing innovative solutions. 🍃 Theme: Regenerating Nature 🍃 Each Catapult has set a unique challenge within this theme. Four SME-led projects will be selected per challenge, with each SME receiving up to £50,000 to develop their solution. In addition to funding, selected projects will benefit from the expertise of a specialist design consultancy, the Catapult technical team, and a location partner. 🔍 Satellite Applications Catapult Challenge 🔍 Satellite Applications Catapult is calling for SMEs with solutions that can translate space-enabled data and services into trusted, actionable information for communities. If you have a ground-breaking idea, they want to hear from you! 🔍 Connected Places Catapult Challenge 🔍 Connected Places Catapult’s challenge encourages SMEs to leverage information for the effective creation and upkeep of wild urban spaces. This involves transforming vast data into actionable insights to support collaborative efforts among stakeholders, ensuring urban areas where nature can thrive. 🔍 Digital Catapult Challenge 🔍 Digital Catapult’s challenge asks SMEs to develop solutions using existing data to help citizens make nature-conscious decisions. Potential solutions include tools or platforms that visualize the environmental impact of products and suggest eco-friendly alternatives, or wearables and online communities that promote nature activities and their benefits. 🗓️ Application Deadline: 25 October 2024 at 17:00 🗓️ Don’t miss this chance to make a significant impact. Follow the link below for more information: 👉 https://lnkd.in/exbV8rpm #Innovation #FundingOpportunity #SMEs #DesignToDeliver Michelle McClean, Chris Burchell, Teresa Hogsbjerg, Stephen Martin, Hampshire Chamber of Commerce, Ross McNally, Helen Asling, Business South, Susan George, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), Nicky Kildunne, Doug Bonnici, IoD South, Matthew Wallis, George Scott-Welsh, Andy Pringle, IncuHive : Business Support, Coworking and Serviced Offices, Farnborough Aerospace Consortium, Tara W.
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#ServiceDesign is currently dominated by a focus on the #UserJourney and therefore is not sufficient in itself for highly complex public challenges which cross agencies and sectors. To tackle complex public sector issues, the integration of #SystemicDesign capacity and a cross-disciplinary approach is crucial.
