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In this episode of the Grow Places Podcast, host Tom Larsson is joined by Lucy Musgrave, founder of Publica, to explore the intricate relationship between urban policy, design, and real-world impact.
From shaping London’s most iconic streets and spaces to influencing major policy initiatives like Good Growth by Design, Lucy shares her insights on how cities can evolve in a way that is both inclusive and sustainable. They discuss Publica’s research-driven approach, the role of civic leadership in shaping urban futures, and why listening to diverse voices is key to creating thriving neighbourhoods.
Lucy also shares her personal journey – from overcoming leukemia to her daily cartwheel challenge – and how it fuels her mission to create more equitable, people-focused cities.
Topics include:
✔️ The intersection of urban design, policy, and social impact
✔️ The importance of inclusive planning and diverse representation
✔️ The evolving role of public space in city life
✔️ How small urban interventions can lead to big societal change
✔️ Why a national emergency on women's safety should be a call to action for the built environment
This is a must-listen for anyone passionate about place, people, and progress in our cities.
🔗 Follow us @WeGrowPlaces and visit growplaces.com for more insights.
In this episode of the Grow Places Podcast, host Tom Larsson is joined by Lucy Musgrave, founder of Publica, to explore the intricate relationship between urban policy, design, and real-world impact.
From shaping London’s most iconic streets and spaces to influencing major policy initiatives like Good Growth by Design, Lucy shares her insights on how cities can evolve in a way that is both inclusive and sustainable. They discuss Publica’s research-driven approach, the role of civic leadership in shaping urban futures, and why listening to diverse voices is key to creating thriving neighbourhoods.
Lucy also shares her personal journey – from overcoming leukemia to her daily cartwheel challenge – and how it fuels her mission to create more equitable, people-focused cities.
Topics include:
✔️ The intersection of urban design, policy, and social impact
✔️ The importance of inclusive planning and diverse representation
✔️ The evolving role of public space in city life
✔️ How small urban interventions can lead to big societal change
✔️ Why a national emergency on women's safety should be a call to action for the built environment
This is a must-listen for anyone passionate about place, people, and progress in our cities.
🔗 Follow us @WeGrowPlaces and visit growplaces.com for more insights.