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Janice Kirkpatrick receives award for design-led regeneration in Glasgow

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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Janice Kirkpatrick, co-founder and creative director of Graven, received the President’s Award at the British Council for Offices (BCO) Awards in London. The award recognizes her influence on design-led economic regeneration and placemaking across Scotland and the UK over four decades. Graven has delivered workplace designs for clients including BBC Scotland and Statkraft.

From heraldscotland.com

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The award highlights the role of design in driving economic regeneration in the UK. Graven's projects, such as the BBC Scotland headquarters, demonstrate how design can shape collaborative working environments and transform historic spaces into sustainable workplaces.

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  • Janice KirkpatrickCo-founder and creative director of Graven, recipient of the award
  • British Council for OfficesNonprofit organization that presented the President’s Award
  • BBC ScotlandClient of Graven, whose headquarters design was recognized

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