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Insightful. PH Jones reviews the global problematique and argues to combine design and systems thinking. I strongly suggest that MUCH MORE epistemic rewilding is required. Consciousness Donna Haraway; hospicing modernity Vanessa Machado de Oliviera; post activism and far reaching eclectic perspectives Bayo Akomolafe; decoloniality Fanon; indigenous and perennial wisdom traditions - too numerous; trauma informed thinking (collective, ancestral grief) Grof, Weller, Hubl; regeneration Wahl; futures thinking...at a minimum. It is also fundamental to affirm that we cannot ever fully know and determine what unfolds, but nevertheless in our unknowing knowing and interbeing, meld and influence the unfolding.

MPs highlighted the necessity of taking into serious consideration both the desires of the local residents and the state's needs in planning the development #CyprusPolicy

My blog for this month for the Design History Society. What is design from the Global South? Is it a hybrid design form that acknowledges the Western coloniality of design?

buildingSMART International Chapter Updates: USA At the last buildingSMART International Chapter Call, Dr. Calvin Kam represented buildingSMART USA to give an update on the US Chapter. Catch the recorded updates here: https://buff.ly/4gwdNtv #chapterupdates #USA #buildingSMARTInternational #buildingSMARTUSA

Our Principal Architect, Brian Wall, was featured in the June issue of Canadian Architect magazine with a piece on advocacy on behalf of the AIA Canada Society, of which he is the Secretary of the Board of Directors. The article highlights the importance of political engagement and government collaboration within the architectural sector. If you are aware of any bills that require attention or are interested in getting involved in advocacy within the Canadian architectural-political landscape, please read the article for further information! The article can be found on page 11 of this link:

In one hour time begins in #BRUXELLES European Commission hearing on INDUSTRY 5.0. INDUSTRY 5.0 Founder, so as all ambassadors banned. There should be a live stream, so I do recommend to watch, and learn why the truth needs to stay behind the curtains, when the lies pretend to be the TRUTH INDUSTRY 5.0 AMBASSADORS NETWORK Industry 5.0 INDUSTRY 5.0 STRATEGIC ALLIANCE https://lnkd.in/eTaW7u5m

I have a favour to ask: I know a few people who follow me are also RIBA members or work with RIBA members in #Architecture and the Built Environment... The Just Transition Lobby have a candidate they'd like to put forward to be the next #President of the institute. If you're a member, and interested in supporting this candidate that will certainly #represent continued transformation, then please fill in this form. I understand the name isn't being put forward at the moment because it's actually against RIBA rules to canvas for support for a nomination, it's only after achieving a nomination that candidates can lobby for votes. What I can say is, consistent with their current approach, this person would be an architectural worker and doesn't lead a practice, but has all the attributes for a leader of #change. Please share with relevant colleagues. https://lnkd.in/eq8XXW28

Here are four key takeaways from the agenda for this week’s Rome Common Council meeting set for Wednesday, April 24 at Rome City Hall.

The new multiplex rules are here and we have thoughts! Find out what Tony had to say on the Vancouver Life Real Estate Podcast.

It's not every day (week, month, year) that a major Planning Scheme Amendment gets adopted by your Council. On Monday 18 March 2024, Council adopted Heritage Amendment C148maro to the Maroondah Planning Scheme resolving to protect 35 post-World War II heritage buildings/assets. It took 7 years of effort to reach this point. Heritage is never an easy dynamic to navigate as inevitably there are differing views in the community. Council in this case has struck the right balance between including and disregarding nominations. The independent panel that reviewed submissions in late 2023 recognised Council’s continued commitment to protecting local heritage places. The Panel was of the view that the recent heritage review of post war heritage was appropriate noting that this period since 1945 represents a lengthy and significant era of development and change in the Municipality. The National Trust was also on side. Council went over and above in consulting affected parties prior to the formal amendment exhibition period. The process involved significant review and filtering to ensure only those properties with the highest heritage values were retained. A big shout out to Council's Senior Strategic Planner, Cristina Rivero, for her unwavering professionalism and dedication to what was a mammoth task. The Amendment has been submitted to the Minister for Planning for final approval. Pictured: Fibremakers Ltd, Bayswater North, 1970, one of the properties included within the Amendment for heritage protection.