PODCAST
Hosted by Tim Scrace
See Space Differently empowers communities and individuals to understand, reimagine, and shape the spaces around them. The podcast brings design, architecture, art, and placemaking into the open, showing how creativity and collaboration shape the places we live, work, and play.
Honest, accessible conversations make ideas easy to engage with. No barriers, no gatekeeping – just clear discussion about how spaces are shaped and improved.
EPISODES

Furloughed Space
Strangely our experience of furlough and this pandemic are not so different to being made redundant. Having suffered redunfancy* first-hand, I recoginise that it can leave you feeling emotionally bereft and without purpose.

Space In-Between
What does Climate Change look like from the other side of the world? Tim and Andy talk to David Konwiser, a Costa Rican-based Architect, comparing stories about how climate change and the environment affect design and practice.

The Lion’s Den
What does Climate Change look like from the other side of the world? Tim and Andy talk to David Konwiser, a Costa Rican-based Architect, comparing stories about how climate change and the environment affect design and practice.
Who We’re Talking To
From award winning game developers and AI innovators to authors, artists, architects, entrepreneurs, council leaders, and commissioning bodies – hear how they see space differently.
Episodes share real stories, practical lessons, and reflections on experimentation, collaboration, and neurodiverse thinking. Open to all, free to listen.
Learn from cross-disciplinary experts and practitioners.
Why Listen
Better places start with better conversations – and everyone should have access to them. Whether you are a creative professional, student, council officer, developer, or simply curious, this podcast is a place to listen, learn, and take part.
- Access practical, actionable ideas and creative hacks
- Discover trends, new approaches, and different pathways
- Connect to workshops, Knowledge Bank resources, and the wider community




