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POoR Collective takeover: together we can positively change the built environment
We are an energetic, socially-minded design practice that works with young people to create tangible outputs in their local environments. We design exhibitions, pavilions and architecture with young people, upskilling them along the way. We also develop programmes, deliver engagement strategies and prepare consultation events and workshops. At the centre of our work lies an acute focus on empowering young people.
Power Out of Restriction, Author at The Architects’ Journal
October’s issue of the AJ is the Power Out of Restriction issue, guest-edited by POoR Collective
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