Transition by Design Co-operative

Transition by Design Co-operative

Architecture and Planning

Oxford, Oxfordshire 866 followers

About us

TBD is an RIBA-chartered architecture practice and design co-operative focusing on the transition to an equitable and convivial low-carbon society through strategic design and social change practice. TBD aims to provide benefit to individuals, communities and organisations engaged in this transition. Transition by Design' is the trading name of Transition by Design Cooperative CIC. It operates under the ICA principles for Cooperatives and is registered with Companies House and the Community Interest Company Regulator. Company Number: 9664511

Website
http://www.transitionbydesign.org
Industry
Architecture and Planning
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Oxford, Oxfordshire
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2011
Specialties
architecture, planning, design, graphic design, strategic design, cohousing, co-operative housing, and community land trust

Locations

  • Primary

    Makespace Oxford

    1 Aristotle Ln, Oxford

    Oxford, Oxfordshire OX2 6TP, GB

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Employees at Transition by Design Co-operative

Updates

  • 🔊 Calling all Part 1's! Applications close tomorrow on our search for our new Architectural Assistant! We're a dynamic cooperative working on a range of projects addressing design, systemic and societal issues around architecture and housing: designing low carbon housing, influencing retrofit strategies at a policy level, participatory workshop delivery, engaging communities in designing community-led housing, technical detailing etc. If you'd love to work with us at TBD, we'd love to hear from you. Full job description and how to apply can be found here: https://buff.ly/44O7CeV

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  • Here at Transition by Design, we are recruiting a Part 1 Architectural Assistant to join us in our studio in Oxford. We are seeking an individual who has: ⭐ Minimum RIBA Part 1 or equivalent ⭐ Experienced with ArchiCAD, Vectorworks, Revit or similar and representation software ⭐ High level of proficiency in using Adobe Suite and Indesign in particular If you think this could be you we'd love to hear from you. You can find out more about the role and apply here: https://buff.ly/44O7CeV

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  • 🏠 Are you a recent Part 1 graduate? We are looking for a Part 1 architectural assistant to join our team. You will have the opportunity to engage in a wide range of projects including community led housing, retrofit, consultancy projects and research. Transition by Design is a dynamic Oxford-based cooperative operating at the juncture of social change and architecture. 📩 To find out more and apply follow this link: https://buff.ly/44O7CeV

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    Makespace Oxford have released a report on the Meanwhile in Oxfordshire project, of which we were project partners and architects in the delivery of several of the spaces. Meanwhile in Oxfordshire was an 18-month programme to transform empty and underused retail spaces across the county for purpose-led businesses and organisations. You can read more about the report here: https://buff.ly/3y617b2. In summary the project: 📈 Supported over 200 jobs 🔑 Led to 28 secured leases 🏠 Housed 100 organisations You can also see information about the project and associated blog posts on our website through this link: https://buff.ly/3WqWW41

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    Transition By Design were commissioned to undertake community engagement as part of the Cowley Branch Line project to create a Community Needs Brief which, should the delivery phase be funded, would inform the proposed stations’ access arrangements and public realm. The proposed new stations would be in Blackbird Leys and Littlemore. A wide range of local residents and those who travel to the area were consulted through face to face engagements, both in public ‘pop up’ stalls and more focussed workshop sessions. Participants were asked specifically about travel to the new stations and how access arrangements could link the railway to surrounding neighbourhhoods effectively. We will be running some larger engagement events where we will share the sketch designs from Network Rail and 5th Studio later this summer. Please see this webpage for more details: https://buff.ly/3y7PO23

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