What is Co-Production?

Co-production is the process of understanding lived experiences, diverse needs and narratives at a granular level, and the practice of working collaboratively with non-designers to create solutions, share idea generation, design, and decision-making tools. 

Creating situations to hold space for others is a design process that draws on the creative practice and skill of designers to establish feedback loops, gather insights, generate and test ideas. 

Below are a range of approaches. Drop me a line if you would like to co- produce a project.


Community research, Pevril gardens, Southwark, Sanchez Benton/ Aldo Rinaldi. 
Gender inclusive design workshop, London Borough Tower Hamlets 
Digital safety walks, a collaboration with the community safety team, LBTH
Sounding city- a musical map of Bristol, for the architecture centre.
Walking journals being completed by community researchers for gender inclusive design SPD London Borough Tower Hamlets. (collaboration with QMUL) 
I use collage to re-imagine places in line with community engagament. This image shows a future gardening project for the Chicksand Estate, Brick Lane, London. 
Storytelling workshop, RTPI Planner Live North. 2024
STAR Radio- an enquiry into perceptions of place.
Workshop for Gender inclusive design SPD, London Borough Tower Hamlets. 
Walking workshop, gender inclusive design SPD
Led community engagement Oxford Road Heritage Action Zone, Reading.
Map over- write. An invitation to re-imagine Plymouth town centre. 
Winchester Vision. 
The fourteenth seat. A folly for Hestercombe House in Devon. 
Gender inclusive design workshop. 
Public engagement to design a new town square. 



Drop me an email if you would like to discuss working together . 

She's the kind of collaborator who sparks creativity, gives others the confidence to step forward and is able to have fun while engaging in what is fundamentally serious work. And, crucially, she gets the job done."
Simon Wicks, Planner Magazine


Jennie carried out a highly consultative placemaking and spatial design exercise for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, producing a compelling and inspiring book - Future Stories: Tales from BCP Future Lab. With flair and conviction Jennie showed how we can reimagine our town centres, putting people and culture at their heart, and how we could put this into practice.“ Micheal Spender, Head of Culture, BCP Council.

“
Jennie ran a great  project I produced called Peveril Gardens, in Southwark in London where her early work with audiences, in particular, residents was formative in the thinking of the project and its final form. Jennie is incredibly hardworking. She possesses impressive engagement skills, and works closely with communities. She is a true team player, and always fosters positive discussions and is a dedicated and knowledgeable person who I would comfortably recommend.” Aldo Rinaldi, Producer, Pevril Gardens

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