Led by Graham Marshall, landscape architect and urban designer, and Rhiannon Corcoran, Professor of Psychology and Public Mental Health at the University of Liverpool.
Together we work as social regenerators, researchers, mentors and activators, bringing cross-disciplinary expertise to complex urban challenges. We help places and the people who live in them to thrive.
Supporting communities to shape meaningful, lasting change in the neighbourhoods they call home.
Creating people-centred places that nurture wellbeing, inclusion and everyday life.
Strengthening identity, vitality and distinctiveness in towns and cities through culture, memory and shared meaning.
Turning research and experience into practical knowledge that influences policy, practice and long-term systems change.
Ensuring community needs, insights and voices guide every stage of place transformation.
Addressing inequality and working in trauma-informed, compassionate ways.
Connecting communities, public services and the private sector to create shared purpose and collective action.
Recognising every place as unique, rooted in its history, culture and context - what we call place-keeping.
Bringing research and practice together to improve community wellbeing and embaed lasting change.