In the third episode of our mini-series, Pedro Gil brings a powerful perspective, not just on the Waterden Green project, but as someone whose lived experience actively informs how he designs with, not just for, communities. We dive into how Studio Gil and the multidisciplinary design team collaborated with young women and girls to co-create a more people-centric, inclusive space, and we reflect on the importance of equity, opportunity, and representation, both in the communities we participate with and in architectural practice itself.

Discover more about Studio Gil here: https://studiogil.org

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https://diversedialogues.co.uk

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Thank you to our collaborators:

Edited and mixed by Wilfred Petherbridge

Recorded with the Content Production Team at the London College of

Fashion, Alex Marshall, Dan Adakpor, Nicholas Sargeant, and

Oliver Furlong.

Music via Epidemicsound:

Spectre in the Leaves, by DonVayei

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