Our Resources
Open House aims to be the architectural resource of choice for everyone
interested in good design, providing authoritative and respected information
for the general public, teachers, young people, decision-makers and journalists.
Our resources aim to provide more in-depth information and guidance to encourage Londoners to participate in and contribute to the making of their city. They demonstrate the range and impact of Open House’s programmes and the expertise developed from extensive action research. Case studies, toolkits and other materials help users to develop the skills and language to engage in dialogue and debate about the buildings around them.
Our education resources for teachers and architects, including Learning by Design and Mapping Boundaries, can be ordered from our resources shop page. (There is a small charge to cover P&P and administration.)
New resources
Inspiring Creative Approaches for Town Centres - launched Feb 2009
Art in the Open’s new toolkit for Town Centre Managers is available to
download here. Inspiring Creative Approaches for Town Centres
was developed with support from Arts Council England, London, and in
partnership with the Association of Town Centre Management and Arts & Business.
Art in the Open web resource - launched July 2009
A dedicated Art
in the Open web resource has now been launched, with advice and
guidance for those interested in commissioning or making work for the
public realm in London.
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