Category Finalists Announced - Inspire Future Generation Awards 2023

  • COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CATEGORY

    Children and young people programmes within their own communities which could include co-design or build projects, developing their design skills and expertise, or programmes exploring regeneration, public space or well-being.

    Cement Fields - This Must Be the Place

    2-3 Degrees and Landsec - Redesign Camden

    Greater Cambridge Shared Planning - ‘Let’s Create’ Youth Community Engagement

    Jan Kattein Architects Ltd - Cambridgeshire EverySpace

    MATT+FIONA and Latimer - Tendring Colchester Borders Garden Community - Youth Engagement

    Office S&M Architects - Pride in Bruce Grove

    We Made That and POoR Collective - Bexleyheath High Streets for All

    WR-AP - Ham Close Regeneration Community Building

  • SOCIAL VALUE - (Sponsored by Built Environment Trust) CATEGORY

    Initiatives for children/young people created as part of a Social Value commitment by built environment practices/companies and local authorities.

    Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Architects - Tower Hamlets Town Hall

    Greater Cambridge Planning Service - Let’s create’

    Office S&M Architects - Pride in Bruce Grove

  • DIVERSITY IN ACTION CATEGORY

    Inclusive initiatives that represent young people of diverse communities responding to their particular concerns and needs.

    Narrative Practice - Sessions

    Places of ARcture - Play in Architecture

    Re-Fabricate and The DisOrdinary Architecture Project - Seats At The Table

  • MENTORING CATEGORY

    Mentoring can take many forms - from coaching and career experience for teenagers considering entering the built environment profession - particularly from a disadvantaged background - through to students currently in architecture education.

    Greater Cambridge Shared Planning

    Greater London Authority

    Matter

    Narrative Practice

    POoR Collective

    Sarah Wigglesworth Architects

    The Glass-House Community Led Design

  • LONG TERM PROGRAMME - CHILDREN CATEGORY

    Activities or programmes developed longer term, such as a series of workshops or a long-term project for children with specific goals.

    Archimake - National Qualifications for Kids in Urban Design

    Catalytic Action - Kan Ya Makan, Co-creating children’s environments through narratives

    Greater Cambridge Shared Planning - Have your say’ (HYS) ‘Our Public Art’ and ‘Let’s Create’

    Greater London Authority - Design Future London

    Henley Halebrown - Young People into Architecture

  • ONE-OFF ACTIVITY - CHILDREN CATEGORY

    Activities or events for younger children that explore architecture as a creative learning tool in an informal setting. This can be a one-off activity or produced on an annual basis.

    Arkki Croatia - Recycled Old Town Šibenik

    Bath Spa University - Forest of Imagination

    Irish Architecture Foundation - Open House Junior

    Places of ARcture - Museum Design Takeover at Collins Barracks

    School of Geography, University of Otago - Playing planners

  • LONG TERM PROGRAMME - YOUTH CATEGORY

    Activities or programmes developed by organisations, practices or individuals to benefit young people over a period of time, such as a series of workshops or a mentoring scheme.

    Design West - Shape My City

    Greater London Authority - Design Future London

    Build The Way - Build The Traineeship

    PLACED - PLACED Academy

    The Design Museum - Ardagh Young Creatives

    The London School of Architecture - The Rainbow Reading Room

    The London School of Architecture - (Un)Building: Design, Space and City-Making

    2-3 Degrees and Landsec - Redesign Camden

  • ONE-OFF ACTIVITY - YOUTH CATEGORY

    Activities or events for young people that explore architecture as a creative learning tool in an informal setting. This can be a one-off activity or produced or an annual basis.

    Architecture at the Edge - Design Lab - Making Waves 2023

    Beyond The Box CIC - Euston Tower Creative Producer Project -

    Cardiff University - A Grangetown to Grow Up In: Children and Young People’s Plan for Grangetown

    CarverHaggard - Young People at the Centre of Brixton

    Places of ARcture - Together We Care About Public Spaces

    Re-Fabricate and The DisOrdinary Architecture Project - Seats At The Table

    WR-AP - Ham Close Regeneration Community Building

  • EDUCATIONAL COLLABORATIONS CATEGORY

    Development and/or organisation of creative projects with local school(s) by built environment practices and built environment not for profit organisations.

    Architecture at the Edge Design Lab - Making Waves 2023

    Enfield Council - Clean Air Route

    Stanton Williams Ltd. - Future Architects Programme

    Woods Bagot - Blueprints of Tomorrow: Nurturing Future Architects

    Reading Civic Society - LOOK DRAW BUILD @ Reading Station

  • FURTHER/HIGHER EDUCATION CATEGORY

    Programmes within a further education or higher education setting that seek to develop built environment students’ skills in engaging young people and communities.

    Cardiff University - Cardiff Breaking Barriers Summer School: Building capacity of the future place-makers

    Cement Fields - This Must Be the Place

    University of Portsmouth, School of Architecture - Living Walls

  • ONLINE / IT PROJECTS & MATERIALS / RESOURCES CATEGORY

    IT projects /online resources / game-based learning, that could also be replicated or adapted by others now or into the future.

    Collective Design Practice -Collective Design Toolkit

    forty five degrees The Studio - Reflections

    Greater London Authority - Design Future London

    The Glass-House Community Led Design - Design Gaming Workshop Model

  • RESEARCH - PEDAGOGY OR PRACTICE BASED CATEGORY

    There is little research in engaging children and young people in architecture. This category is of particular interest those writing articles, studies as well as full research.

    A Place in Childhood - Teenagers and Public Space in Scotland

    Cardiff University - A Grangetown to Grow Up In

    forty five degreesThe Studio - Reflections

    School of Geography, University of Otago - Playing planners

Best Organisation Category Announced - Inspire Future Generation Awards 2023

  • BUILT ENVIRONMENT PRACTICE BEST CATEGORY

    Recognising a built environment practice or company that has developed an outstanding set of ongoing activities or programmes for children/young people, delivered by their team.

    AHMM

    Jan Kattein Architects Ltd

    We Made That

  • LOCAL AUTHORITIES BEST CATEGORY

    Recognising a local authority that has developed one or more outstanding built-environment related programmes for children/young people.

    Greater Cambridge Shared Planning

    London Borough Waltham Forest

  • INTERNATIONAL NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANISATION BEST CATEGORY

    Recognising an outstanding organisation outside the UK whose primary aim is to produce built environment programmes for children/young people.

    Center for Architecture

    Irish Architecture Foundation

    YEP! Youth Engagement Planning

  • EMERGING NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANISATION BEST CATEGORY

    Recognising an outstanding emerging organisation in the UK whose primary aim is to produce built environment programmes for children/young people.

    2-3 Degrees

    Catalytic Action

    Make Space for Girls

  • ESTABLISHED NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANISATION BEST CATEGORY

    Recognising an outstanding established organisation in the UK whose primary aim is to produce built environment programmes for children/young people.

    Beyond The Box CIC

    Constructionarium Ltd

    MOBIE

JUDGES - 2023

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