Community and stakeholder codesign, engagement, and strategy for precincts, adaptation and the arts.
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We’re here to listen to you so we can develop the most effective strategies—together. We specialise in designing and implementing a range of engagement and placemaking activities that inform urban planning, revitalisation, night-time economy, place activation, development, and resilience projects.
As skilled planners, placemakers and facilitators, we tailor our strategies and processes to the community and stakeholders to ensure achievable outcomes that bring about positive change. We work with precents around NSW to lead the engagement, placemaking stategy and activation co-design and co-design for many government and private precinct place programs.
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York Lane Safer YCK Laneways CID Walkshop led by Cobalt Engagement. Photo James Peter Brown
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York Lane Safer YCK Laneways CID Walkshop led by Cobalt Engagement. Photo: James Peter Brown
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Nicole Dennis introduces a Safer Cities Walkshop through Melbourne's laneways Photo: Gig Clarke
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Melbourne Laneways Safer Cities Walkshop led by Cobalt Engagement Photo: Nicole Dennis
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ULI Australia Safer Cities Walkshop led by Cobalt Engagement. Photo: Dino Delotavo
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We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.
