Join this lunchtime presentation with Tom Howard and Tomas Millar from LivedIn to hear about how they formed their organisation with the aim to use technology to develop tools for architects and others in the built environment that preserve the creative, human side of design work.
Having built a complex data-led AI planning tool, using years of experience getting Permission in Principle for self-build, they're currently looking to scale up the impact on housing by opening up the tool for other architects to use.
Knowledge sharing, community and creativity are at the heart of the work and their aim is to develop further tools along the way that reduce some of the challenges of delivering quality housing.
They invite you to join them for a conversation around housing, community engagement, skill sharing, AI and affordability - how are we actually going to build this future we keep talking about?
About LivedIn
Livedln is a technology startup run by architects, in response to frustration with the system of how local housing is delivered in the UK.
Their mission is to unlock small sites for self build and community led housing. They're passionate about good design, placemaking, sustainability and community.
About Tom Howard
Tom Howard is a Director of Lived In and a Director/Architect at Millar Howard Workshop Limited in Stroud. He has been an architect for nearly two decades, has worked and studied around the world, completed an ambitious self-build for his own family, and is passionate about making it possible for others to do the same. He has been a regular contributor to the Right to Build Task Force Masterclasses.
About Tomas Millar
Tomas is a Director of Lived In and a Director/Architect at Millar Howard Workshop Limited in Stroud. Tomas was Creative Director for the RIBA Guerrilla Tactics 2020: Reinventing Practice conference and co-hosted this year's AI in Practice conference. Tomas first discovered his passion for self-build while watching people construct their own homes on a remote island in Canada. He is passionate about creating tools and software that bring greater transparency and insight to the housing industry.
