SURF - Scotland's Independent Regeneration Network. Events.




	SURF Awards for Best Practice in Community Regeneration 2010 Presentation Dinner - 02/12/2010 Celebrating success in Scottish community regeneration More


	A Step Change: Local Government Leadership for a Low Carbon Economy - 04/11/2010 Sustainable Scotland Network Conference 2010, Edinburgh More


	SFHA: Property Maintenance Conference - 01/11/2010 Fairmont, St Andrews More


	The Lochgelly Charrette - 13/10/2010 Gallery of Modern Art, Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR More


	Making Space 2010 - architecture and design for children and young people - 07/10/2010 Children in Scotland two-day event More


	SFHA & Poverty Alliance One Day Conference - Tackling Poverty in Our Communities - 30/09/2010 Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow More


	Making the Case for Regeneration Using Case Studies from Across Scotland - 23/09/2010 SURF/SCR workshop event, Aberdeen More


	CDAS Conference - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – NOW MORE THAN EVER? - 21/09/2010 Tuesday, 21 September, Hampden Stadium, Glasgow More


	GHA Seminar - 16/09/2010 Preventing Violence – A Shared Agenda More


	SURF Awards for Best Practice in Community Regeneration - 19/07/2010 Nominate a project or initiative for a 2010 SURF Award before 20th September More




	Design Skills Symposium - 31/08/2010 Design Skills Symposium 31st August and 1st September 2010 Climate change is one of the most significant challenges of our time. Scotland has set out ambitious targets to meet this challenge through the Climate Change Act. The planning reform agenda couples this aim with, ‘the creation of places where people want to be.’ Planning for places in a low carbon future is a key issue for planners, developers, designers and citizens. The Design Skills Symposium is a two day non-residential training event that seeks to provide an opportunity to use design skills to meet this challenge. The event is a collaboration between Architecture and Design Scotland, Scottish Centre for Regeneration, Improvement Service and Architecture and Place Division. It is aimed at everyone involved in the shaping and delivery of places in Scotland Klas Tham of Gehl Architects, the internationally renowned designer who led the design and delivery of Bo01 in Malmö will address the Symposium in September as an international expert. More information about this recent announcement can be found here. A detailed flyer is available for download from the below page of the Architecture and Design Scotland website: Website: www.ads.org.uk/documents/758/758.pdf

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