PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

Below are selected research projects which were exhibited by researchers in museums and at festivals to engage public audiences and communicate research projects or to gather further research insights:

Fabricated Traveling Exhibition
TheHague, Brussels, Berlin, Amsterdam, 2024
Created for and with the Sustainable Media Lab (Inholland)

Critical Digital Economies Exhibition
FutureLab, Shanghai, 2020
DesignInformatics

Resourceful Ageing Book Launch
Dutch Design Week 2018
TU Delft et. al.

Present Voices Future Lives Travel Exhibition
Scottish Government Housing 2040 Initiative
RSA Annual 2020 Exhibition, Edinburgh
TheLighthouse, Glasgow, 2020
The Engine Shed, Linlithgow, 2020
12 Locations across Scotland, including public workshops
BBC Radio coverage of the project

Geopact
Tate London, Living with the Internet of Things, 2019
ICoT (Intelligent Connected Things) Conference, Edinburgh, 2020

Beelines
Edinburgh Science Festival, 2016
Featured ESF project in The Scottish Herald

Artcasting App
Edinburgh Arts Festival, 2016
Workshops and collaborations with The National Museum of Modern Art, Edinburgh, 2015
Bowes Museum – ARTIST ROOMS (Workshop), 2015

 

TALKS PK15

Project Raccogliere
AA VS Terrain Lab, 2023, organised by Ella Longhin

Venice Design Biennale 2023, Part of the Public Program
curated by Chiara Famengo

Centre to Periphery
Uncertain Landscapes Conference, PT, 2023

Wasteland Collective, NL, 2023

Solidago–Mediating the Land
Counterparts Conference (ZHDK), Switzerland, 2022

 

EXHIBITIONS PK15

Centre to Periphery
(Lecture Performance & Exhibition)
Dutch Design Week, 2023

Project Raccogliere
Dutch Design Week, 2022

 

AWARDS

2021
Winner – Type Directors Club New York, Communication Design & Typographic Excellence
Bronze Award – European Design Award
Merit Award – Art Directors Club New York
Shortlist and Longlist – Best German Book Design (Schönste Deutsche Bücher)

2020
Housing 2040 (Travelling Exhibition) was included in the RSA Annual Exhibition

2019
The Sheila won the ALT Learning Technology Research Project.
Peak15 designed the digital mapping tool (which was considered as part of the award)