We speak with Joel Cosgrove, social geographer and core curator of Wellington’s Eyegum Music Collective. We discuss their Welcome to Nowhere festival as placemaking, our urban 3rd spaces and collective public space.  He suggests that much of what we worked on in the past shows more examples than the works of present development. It's time to think back as we think forward.

We speak with Joel Cosgrove, social geographer and core curator of Wellington’s Eyegum Music Collective.We discuss their Welcome to Nowhere festival as placemaking, our urban 3rd spaces and collective public space. He suggests that much of what we worked on in the past shows more examples than the works of present development. It's time to think back as we think forward.

We speak with Joel Cosgrove, social geographer and core curator of Wellington’s Eyegum Music Collective. We discuss their Welcome to Nowhere festival as placemaking, our urban 3rd spaces and collective public space.&nbsp; He suggests that much of what we worked on in the past shows more examples than the works of present development. It's time to think back as we think forward.&nbsp;

59, Joel Cosgrove

Monthly sessions with Rosalind Derby and others, discussing architecture and urban design with a focus on place, community, and environment. Buildings act to mediate between people and site. Buildings allow us to place ourselves meaningfully in our environment and form our physical relationship in our community.

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Monthly sessions with Rosalind Derby and others, discussing architecture and urban design with a focus on place, community, and environment.Buildings act to mediate between people and site. Buildings allow us to place ourselves meaningfully in our environment and form our physical relationship in our community.

Monthly sessions with Rosalind Derby and others, discussing architecture and urban design with a focus on place, community, and environment. Buildings act to mediate between people and site. Buildings allow us to place ourselves meaningfully in our environment and form our physical relationship in our community.

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