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TILT are a London-based design and architecture practice that actively engages communities in designing and making their spaces. Founded by designer Oliver Marlow and social entrepreneur Dermot Egan, TILT has created a unique codesign methodology that transforms the way people interact with each other and the spaces around them. Participants are encouraged to explore the role of objects and furniture within their space and understand their impact on culture and behaviour.
TILT's codesign approach is having a significant impact on community building, deciphering complex project briefs, prototyping architecture and delivering enabling spaces. Through their trans-disciplinary design team, including architects, furniture designer/makers, graphic designers and technologists, TILT are challenging the traditional role of the architect in space design.
Codesigning Space is an introduction to this fresh approach to designing spaces, placing TILT's work in the context of the codesign movement and offering an introduction to their methodology and projects. Referencing case studies from different industries, including Health, Workplace, Coworking and the Arts, the book demonstrates the power of codesign as a method to design spaces, highlighting its potential to engage communities to purposefully shape environments and influence their culture.

• Forewordp. 6
• Manifesto for a young practicep. 10
• Theoryp. 12
• All men and women are designers, Dermot Eganp. 14
• The TILT processp. 18
• The thing you make and the way it's receivedp. 20
• The workshop as design settingp. 24
• At best architecture is about placemakingp. 28
• Projects are no longer about creating just thingsp. 32
• Things are changing all the timep. 36
• Creating a rich ecosystem for transformational designp. 42
• Design is a process not a productp. 46
• What makes a space enabling?, TILTp. 50
• Practicep. 56
• Activity Locationp. 58
• Ask the Spacep. 62
• Blind Leadp. 66
• Desk Topp. 70
• Dodecahedronp. 72
• Ecology Mapp. 74
• Placemakingp. 78
• Flagsp. 80
• Followingp. 82
• Freeze Framep. 84
• Give Getp. 86
• Image Blastp. 88
• Imaginary Tablesp. 92
• In Placep. 96
• Landscapesp. 98
• Line Upp. 100
• Make My Dayp. 102
• Object Callp. 106
• PPPPp. 110
• Rant Rollp. 112
• Rapid Render: Paperp. 114
• Rapid Render: Modelp. 116
• Rapid Render: Full scalep. 120
• Shrove Tuesdayp. 124
• Smoke Roomp. 126
• The Vitrinep. 128
• WWWWp. 130
• Appendixp. 134
• Book Mapp. 136
• Theory section photographsp. 138
• Contributorsp. 140
• The TILT teamp. 141
• Collaboratorsp. 142
• Further readingp. 142
• Acknowledgementsp. 143