Last week I joined a panel discussion in Norwich to mark the launch of Issue Two of Public Notice, the magazine from Public Practice. It was a privilege to speak alongside such talented and inspiring people, and I am delighted that the work of Feria Urbanism is featured in the second edition of the magazine. The journal contains many informative case studies, and I want to thank Nana Biamah-Ofosu for drafting the original copy for the Waterlooville case study and Oliver Long for the striking graphic design – the sticker concept on the cover was a highlight.
Events like these bring people together to share knowledge, ideas, and perspectives that spark collaboration and progress. I enjoyed connecting with Kirsten Williams, Sohanna Srinivasan, Pooja Agrawal, Kieren Majhail, Sarah Harding, and Nana Ama Owusu-Ansah, and later with Matt Wood, Robin Bertram, and friends. Special thanks to Gail Mayhew for the introductions and to Nikolas Dost for his excellent photographs.
