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The Wānaka Deep South Design Summit is coming up real soon - like 14 June soon! We are proud to have Chris Flack speaking about the power of design and sharing some of the team’s recent work. If you're in the South come on down. Details in the post below #designsummit #design #wanaka 

WHAT TO EXPLORE AT 3 DAYS OF DESIGN? We met with Peter Husted Sylvest, Line Christiane Mollerup, Jonathan Nolan Soriano and Iben Tusnelda Joo Frederiksen to ask them what they are most looking forward to experiencing at 3daysofdesign. Where to go? What’s new and exciting? And where does one eat between events? Dive into their recommendations here: https://lnkd.in/dN3JhsVW

TODAY @ CREATIVE FUTURE Festival Beyond Concrete: Building a Path for the Future of Atlanta’s Westside Tabea Fahr, Taylor Coles, Ingeborg M. Rocker, PhD. and Rusty Smith explore the challenges and opportunities of redeveloping Atlanta’s Westside. One of Atlanta’s most salient and popular planning gems, the Atlanta Beltline, was conceived within an academic context and enthusiastically adopted by the city government. It is a great piece of planning that has energized and connected neighborhoods across the city, but has also catalyzed the displacement of legacy residents within those neighborhoods. Later phases of The Beltline trail system offer an opportunity for a second chance. What can we from academia, city government, and the development world do to achieve better outcomes on the Westside which include historic Vine City and English Avenue? 3 Reasons to Attend: — Learn strategies for creating inclusive, resilient urban spaces. — Discover how urban design can balance community needs with progress. — Get insights into one of Atlanta’s most significant redevelopment projects. Date: Saturday, September 28, 2024 Time: 9:00 AM — 5:00 PM Location: Fourth Ward Offices (Tower 2), 505 N Angier Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 Parking: On-site 1,800-space parking deck Tickets: $75 Secure your spot today. https://lnkd.in/ejxTW7xY Activate to view larger image,

5 timeless lessons in design thinking from Charles and Ray Eames: 1. Find out if there’s really a problem before providing a solution. 2. How you work is as important as what you make. 3. Discover why current designs were made. (“Innovate as a last resort.”) 4. Give the gift of knowledge. 5. Keep on iterating (even when you’re dead...) Wisdom extracted from my interview with Eames Office director https://lnkd.in/ey3CZzGA for the innovation issue of Greatest Magazine, online and in print:

Duistt believes that modern design must support slow, intentional, and enduring design. So every piece released is thought to add warmth and beauty to the space for years to come. Discover more about Julius Chair 10y: https://lnkd.in/gKFiDjeS

Duistt believes that modern design must support slow, intentional, and enduring design. So every piece released is thought to add warmth and beauty to the space for years to come. Discover more about Julius Chair 10y: https://lnkd.in/dBBYi6E6

Every great project starts with a vision. Let’s bring those visions to life together, shaping spaces that stand the test of time. https://bit.ly/3Ys9ybW

Continuing my obsession with neuroscience and design, I stumbled on this great #tedtalk from Fiona Beenkens. Many things in these studies come naturally to great designers however having the science and studies to support and prove/disprove our design instincts is so exciting. https://lnkd.in/exSycq7w #neurodesign #hospitalitydesign #architecture #mindfuldesign #interiordesign #functionaldesign

Who are we really designing for when we design public spaces, shops and airports? 🤔 At just over one meter tall, Sinéad Burke is acutely aware of that her surroundings often inhibit her from doing things she is complete capable of - had things been designed with her height in mind. In this TED Talk, she shares her thoughts on why it's so important to ask ourselves who we're not designing for. ... Every week we share content that inspires us in our work or, in some way, moves us to become better professionals, colleagues, or leaders. #universaldesign #accessibility #inclusivedesign

Big changes could be on the horizon for Congress Avenue... Congress Avenue Urban Design Initiative (CAUDI) has proposed transforming a section of Congress Avenue into a pedestrian-friendly plaza. The initiative suggests turning the blocks between 7th and 11th streets into a vibrant community space featuring interactive art installations, pop-up exhibits, live music performances, and free programming. CAUDI’s vision also includes painting the asphalt with murals that could change over time, replacing parking zones with decks, and improving the health of trees. According to ATX Today, a large portion of the project has already secured funding through the 2020 Austin Mobility Bond. The balance of the project still awaits financing. Austin residents can voice their opinions on the proposed designs at the Downtown Austin Space Activation events on October 22nd and 26th. Austinites, what are your thoughts on these proposed changes? #austinrealestate #residentialrealestate #amyklinerealtor