In conversation with Khondaker Hasibul Kabir, we discuss the work of Co.Creation.Architects and together explore their humble approach on how architects can be useful to cities and communities. Through their work, CCA reframe the role of architecture towards a form of embedded practice positioned with purpose and in the service of those human and non-human communities that are ‘in the shadows’. 
In this radical reimagination of practice, architects are not simply designers, but ‘doctors of houses’ and ‘organisers of dreams’. Organisers of collective dreams that were only uncovered with care-full transfers of power and organisations of spaces and opportunities to be together.
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As part of the ‘Confronting Radical Imagination’ conversation series, hosted, written, researched, and edited by Lara Scharf. The conversation series is part of the Radical Spatial Futures project, funded by the ESRC, supervised by Prof Doina Petrescu and Dr Tanzil Shafique, at the School of Architecture of the University of Sheffield.
To follow the RSF project, check ⁠⁠radicalspatialfutures.com⁠⁠, or on ⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠.
Special thanks to Kabir for joining the conversation. Follow Co.Creation.Architects's work on their⁠⁠ website⁠⁠⁠.
Music: Fairytales by Danijel Zambo

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