Podcasts

Upated 2 September 2021

Richard Brown

This ongoing series of podcasts explores the implications for the built environment of the Covid-19-triggered shift to home-based work. Workhome Project members and their guests discuss a range of topics relating to cities and neighbourhoods, sustainable economies and zero carbon, with an underlying theme of equality and social justice. Conceived, edited and produced by founder director Richard Brown, Workhome Podcasts are made for anyone interested in design for home-based work.

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Workhome Podcasts Episode 2

Design for Home-based Work

14 July 2020 | Podcasts

Working from home has presented a number of physical and spatial challenges for many of us in our varying homes, households and neighbourhoods. In our latest episode we discuss the various ways that design can improve our ability to work from home and why it is important.

Workhome Podcasts Episode 1

Social Inequality and the Workhome

23 July 2020 | Podcasts

Working from home is becoming the new norm – while white collar workers have benefited, it has increased inequality for many working class employees. Here more about these issues on our latest podcast, ‘Social Inequality and the Workhome’, with Frances Holliss and Richard Brown.

Workhomeproject

The Workhome Project is passionate about thought-provoking design for home-based work. Motivated agents for change, our mission is to explore the current paradigm shift, and its impact on the architecture and urbanism of the future.

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