Teen Tech – 7th December

The Urbanists
The Urbanists
19/12/2023
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Our colleagues Zoe, Olu and Izzy were given the opportunity to take part in Cardiff’s TeenTech festival on 7th December.

They arranged an activity for primary and secondary school students to design their own public space around the future Cardiff Arena while helping them understand placemaking.

The students were very enthusiastic about the activity and understood the principles of what makes a great public space. It was a great chance to engage with the future generation, giving them an insight into the role of Urban Designers, Planners and Landscape Architects.

Thank you to Teen Tech for hosting the event!

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