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EPISODE · May 29, 2020 · 1H 3M

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from PlaceLabs Podcast · host PlaceLabs Collective

Using lockdown as a Pause, as a moment of introspection to look at where we came from (even before the pandemic). But, especially, as a moment to think about where we would like to go. The futurist Peter Ellyard says, “the future is not a probably place we are being taken to, but a preferred place we are creating.” In this episode, we dream up future homes, commerce and public places. Guests: Ivana Stanisic – an Associate and architect at JTP Architects whose work ranges from master-planning residential and mixed-use neighbourhoods, to the detailed design of homes. Will Sandy – an interdisciplinary designer, architect and strategist who works on socially-driven public realm projects to redefine Place Value. Will is also an Associate at McGregor Coxall. Paul Hanegraaf – a creative navigator at Milligan Retail and the founder of CreativeTrade. Paul’s focus is the future of commerce in mixed-used communities. Presented by Julien Clin. Produced by the PlaceLabs Collective. Edited by Lisa Jones.

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Using lockdown as a Pause, as a moment of introspection to look at where we came from (even before the pandemic). But, especially, as a moment to think about where we would like to go.The futurist Peter Ellyard says, “the future is not a probably place we are being taken to, but a preferred place we are creating.” In this episode, we dream up future homes, commerce and public places. Guests:Ivana Stanisic – an Associate and architect at JTP Architects whose work ranges from master-planning re...

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