Public-facing events, talks and gatherings that open up conversations around queer and trans life in the built environment, bringing together practitioners, communities and audiences who don't often share a room.

Hands-on, collaborative sessions where participants shape spatial ideas together rather than receive them ready-made. Testing embodied, material and community-led approaches to design.

Writing, talks and discussion that interrogate how space is designed, built and controlled, and what it would mean to design it otherwise. Grounded in queer, feminist and decolonial thinking.