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"This wasn’t just about creating an app. I felt like this was very much about creating a relationship with Calvium, and everybody working together to say, ‘Here’s a societal problem, here’s how we are all going to work hard together to help remediate that problem. We all care and we all want to help each child reach his or her full potential.’ Everybody had suggestions and insight, and that made this experience very positive for me."
Dr. Melissa Baralt, Háblame Bebé App
"I trust Calvium implicitly and enjoy working collaboratively and creatively with them. Working with them always feels very personal."
Ben Quash, Professor of Christianity and the Arts, Kings College London
"Working with Calvium was an extremely insightful and engaging experience. Their ‘Ideascape’ research project creatively identified ways in which digital placemaking can positively contribute to the social, cultural and re-making of place. Calvium successfully mediated an inclusive and collaborative event which allowed the local community to participate and experience the many benefits that digital technologies can have in creative placemaking."
Emma M Price – Studio Response.
With an overarching theme of “open collaboration”, here are four key themes we took away from Future PropTech 2019 this May. Keen to learn (and contribute), Calvium’s Jo Morrison and Kieron Gurner spent the day among 2,000 other attendees, taking in panel debates, keynotes, case studies, workshops, round tables, networking opportunities and an 80+-strong exhibition.
The heritage sector in the UK faces many challenges. Hundreds of thousands of organisations are vying for the public’s attention, institutions across the country are struggling to pay for upkeep, and European funding for arts and culture – which has often plugged the gap left by national cuts – is…
Last week the Government Digital Service announced that information about public services can now be accessed through voice-activated smart speakers such as the Amazon Echo, such as applying for a passport and accessing details about the national minimum wage. This means that people can access over 12,000 pieces of information…
Vacant car parks, dwindling crowds, anchor stores closing their doors for good and replaced by cheap and not-so-cheerful discount stores. It’s a scene that has become all too familiar in shopping centres across the UK, and has fuelled a debate over a so-called retail apocalypse. As consumer behaviour becomes more influenced…
App Insights Digital Placemaking
The world is finally waking up to the importance of accessibility. As we kick off our NavSta mobile wayfinding project with Transport for London, Connected Places and Open Inclusion, we sat down with Tom Pokinko, Research Director at Open Inclusion, to talk technology, accessibility, and why inclusive design (hopefully) won’t…
The concept of shared, culturally significant spaces is as old as time itself. The ancient Greeks had agora, the Romans had forums, and medieval cities had bustling squares for trading. Since then, the relationships between people and place has been rethought multiple times. Now, with the rise of technology as…
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