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outline programme
Design Skills Symposium Scotland 2011
The Tolbooth, Stirling. 27 September - 29 September
Participate in better placemaking
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A big thank you to everyone involved in this year's event - I hope you found it as interesting and challenging as we did!
Mark (A+DS)
Architecture & Design Scotland, with Stirling Council and Historic Scotland are delighted to present the second annual Design Skills Symposium in Scotland, with support from the Scottish Government (APD), Improvement Services, the Key Agencies Group and the Academy of Urbanism.
This year, the Symposium will be hosted in Stirling. The focus is on ‘Delivering Better Places’, bringing together the ‘people aspects’ and ‘spatial aspects’ of placemaking. Over the two and a half days, delegates will develop practical skills in briefing, concept development and delivery testing. A legacy of learning resources will support ongoing learning after the event. This website sets out what the symposium is about, and how you can get involved.
Architecture & Design Scotland is Scotland’s champion for excellence in placemaking, architecture & planning.
Historic Scotland is an executive agency of the Scottish Government and charged with safeguarding the nation’s historic environment and promoting its understanding and enjoyment on behalf of Scottish Ministers.
www.historic-scotland.gov.uk
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