Podaj Dalej
It was meant to be a platform for passing furniture on. The pilot revealed that most of the difficult bits lived nowhere near the screen.
Projects
Furniture, waste, small businesses and medical innovation do not have much in common. Except for one thing: every promising idea eventually had to answer, ‘Right, but how will this actually work?’
Case studies
It was meant to be a platform for passing furniture on. The pilot revealed that most of the difficult bits lived nowhere near the screen.
We invited residents to design waste-reduction ideas for their city. Then a pandemic sent everyone home. Co-creation required a modest rethink.
Scientists, clinicians and businesses all wanted to help medical innovation. Not, inconveniently, in the same way. We turned those competing versions into one working lab.
Selected professional experience
Small businesses did not need another catalogue of training. They needed support matched to where they truly were in the change. Their scattered needs became a coherent set of services.
Before a small business spends money on technology, it helps to know whether it is solving the right problem. I co-designed a system for assessing readiness and choosing a sensible investment direction.