are opportunities to design with the people we design for
We collaborate with youth of all ages to uncover insights, strengthen creative confidence in young collaborators, build community relationships, and develop effective, community-driven design solutions at various project scales. Whether the project goal is an object, a piece of furniture, an interior space renovation, or an entire building, co-design develops successful project through meaningful collaboration.
K-12 schools
museums + libraries
community spaces
non-profit organizations
organizations for kids
youth-focused companies
architects + designers
manufacturers + vendors
owner’s representatives
2-3 hours, 1 day
*package of workshops available
co-design process demonstration
co-design project brainstorming
co-design programming
2-3 hours, 3 or 4 sessions
weekly or biweekly
up to 2 months duration
co-design programming
design insights + ideas
quick design projects
2-3 hours, per sessions
weekly, biweekly, or monthly
more than 2 months duration
developed design solutions
relationship building
design for built projects
Danielle Begnaud, an industrial designer, and Margot Kleinman, a registered architect, are experienced co-designers, professors, and researchers dedicated to designing with communities, not just for them. Whether you’re planning programming for your organization, seeking community-driven insights, or developing a design concept for a built project, let’s talk about how we can collaborate!
