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Architects For Change
Jay Morton
27 episodes
1 week ago
"Architects for Change" is a podcast exploring the intersection of architecture, the built environment, and politics. Hosted by Jay Morton, an architect and political enthusiast, this podcast tackles critical issues facing the world today. Each episode features changemakers and thought leaders shaping the future of our cities and spaces. The podcast aims to uncover innovative ideas and common threads that act as barriers to progress.
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"Architects for Change" is a podcast exploring the intersection of architecture, the built environment, and politics. Hosted by Jay Morton, an architect and political enthusiast, this podcast tackles critical issues facing the world today. Each episode features changemakers and thought leaders shaping the future of our cities and spaces. The podcast aims to uncover innovative ideas and common threads that act as barriers to progress.
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From Rusty Cars to Forgotten Places: Tim Heatley on Breathing Life & Social Value in the Overlooked
Architects For Change
59 minutes 50 seconds
4 months ago
From Rusty Cars to Forgotten Places: Tim Heatley on Breathing Life & Social Value in the Overlooked

What if developers didn’t just build homes — but built communities, hope, and long-term change?In this episode of Architects for Change, Jay Morton is joined by Tim Heatley, co-founder of Capital & Centric and one of the UK’s most progressive voices in urban regeneration. From flipping his first house in Salford to investing millions each week in socially conscious development, Tim’s journey is anything but typical.He talks about transforming overlooked towns like Farnworth, the power of retrofit, working with metro mayors, and founding initiatives like Regeneration Brainery and Embassy Village. Whether it’s tackling homelessness or rethinking what regeneration can mean, Tim shares an honest, energetic, and often surprising take on what the future of housing could — and should — look like.

#capital&cetnric #architecture #politis #placemaking #housing #1.5million homesLinks: https://www.capitalandcentric.com/

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Architects For Change
"Architects for Change" is a podcast exploring the intersection of architecture, the built environment, and politics. Hosted by Jay Morton, an architect and political enthusiast, this podcast tackles critical issues facing the world today. Each episode features changemakers and thought leaders shaping the future of our cities and spaces. The podcast aims to uncover innovative ideas and common threads that act as barriers to progress.