Revo Scotland – ‘Introduces Glasgow: ‘A Feminist City’ followed by Revo Scotland Summer Social’

Revo Scotland – ‘Introduces Glasgow: ‘A Feminist City’ followed by Revo Scotland Summer Social’

Date

August 19, 2026

Time

5:00 pm

Location

The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose St, Glasgow G1 1RE, UK



Revo Scotland – ‘Introduces Glasgow: ‘A Feminist City’ followed by Revo Scotland Summer Social’

FREE FOR MEMBERS & COMPLIMENTARY DRINKS INCLUDED!

Join Revo Scotland for an evening exploring one of the UK’s most pioneering planning initiatives, followed by an informal summer social.

Hosted at Threesixty Architecture’s Glasgow studio, this event will showcase the development of Glasgow City Council’s Feminist Planning Toolkit — an ambitious and UK-first project designed to embed feminist urbanism principles into planning and development.

The session will provide insight into how the Toolkit is being shaped through collaboration with planners, developers, communities and international experts, and how it seeks to translate theory into practical application. The work explores how key themes such as safety, accessibility, mobility, caregiving, nature and participation can be meaningfully integrated into policy, design and delivery.

Delegates will hear directly from the team leading the project, including contributors from Threesixty Architecture and their wider multidisciplinary team. The presentation will be followed by an audience Q&A session.

After the formal session, attendees are invited to stay for the Revo Scotland Summer Social, offering an opportunity to connect with peers over drinks, refreshments and music in Threesixty’s event space.

This event has been sponsored by Threesixty Architecture

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Why attend?

  • Gain insight into a pioneering, UK-first planning initiative
  • Understand how feminist urbanism principles can be applied in practice
  • Hear directly from the team delivering the Toolkit
  • Connect with professionals across planning, development and design

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This event will be of interest to professionals across planning, development, architecture, regeneration and placemaking, as well as those with an interest in creating more inclusive and equitable urban environments.

Members: Free to attend

Non-Members Tickets: £40 + VAT