The Studio, with the support of the Institute Without boundaries and Dublin City Enterprise Board will host an intensive service design workshop (charrette) in early July focusing on business startups. The two and a […]
When you think of an inventor, Dublin City Council might not spring to mind, but Roy O’ Donnell, emerged as a serial inventor after winning three prizes in the council’s […]
Data is not useful until it becomes information. Turning raw numbers into a visual representation can help us understand meaning and connections much more quickly. The Dublinked project […]
Cities are complex systems with many different networks, which must be managed by people and automated systems. We are becoming more connected through technology using smart phones, GPS or social […]
The Studio in Dublin City Council has partnered with the Institute without Boundaries – IwB (Toronto), Dublin Institute of Technology (Mountjoy Square), and Design 21C to work on ‘The Dublin Project’, with the theme of ‘Innovation in […]
The shape of cities and how they influence our behaviour is no longer just the concern of planners, architects, urban designers and politicians. Through the Dublinked open data network, the Studio have met designers, […]
The Studio is always looking at ways to engage with external partners to explore how we see the city in new ways. In 2011 we were approached by the National […]
For the past two years the Studio have been working to identify suitable data and prepare it for release in ‘open’ or machine readable formats. The amount of information we […]
Last Friday, Bryan Boyer & Justin W.Cook of Helsinki Design Lab were in Pearse Street library as guests of DCC Studio and the Department of Public Sector Reform to talk […]
The Studio has been working on new ways to engage with customers. As a starting point for public engagement we have taken to the streets on a number of occasions […]
