Well-Making Catalyst report

Nicholas Gant, Fiona Hackney, Katie Hill

    Research output: Book/ReportProject report

    Abstract

    A central interest is how design research methods such as prototyping might be employed with and by communities to co-imagine and speculatively design well-making spaces, material and otherwise, that promote awareness and thinking about the value of making activities and spaces, and how they benefit the health and wellbeing of communities. The event included presentations, discussion, and group prototyping of potential well-making spaces, tools, and approaches that might respond to/emerge from community scenarios and venues including hospitals, online portals, community spaces, educational environments, health settings, existing maker spaces, and domestic settings.
    Original languageEnglish
    Commissioning bodyArts and Humanities Research Council
    Number of pages33
    Publication statusPublished - 14 Apr 2018

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