We use creativity as the tool to build effective relationships through collaborative place-based workshops.
We work with businesses, government agencies, schools, universities and community using human-centred design and design thinking processes to drive the outcome.
Recent Projects & Workshops we have led.
Creative Place-based Workshops and Projects
Participants have the opportunity to connect, find purpose and realise their potential.
We can run a workshops with your staff, team, students or community group. Lets talk.
Contact us on +61 419 364 355
or info@haynesdesign.com.au
HomeBase Youth.
The HomeBase Youth project came out of the ‘Hands Up Mallee – Project Y’ workshop we facilitated in 2018.
The workshop extended on the extensive consultative data already gathered around local youth issues which provided them the opportunity for their voices to be heard.
The process involved:
• Identifying challenges and potential opportunities
• Creating real and practical solutions
• Developing an awareness campaign to present to local community, business and agencies about what matters to youth
• Encouraging the community to engage or partner in future projects that supports Home Base - ‘where you belong’.
HomeBase Youth is now part of Sunraysia Community Health Services with youth being able to access a range of health care services, engage in meaningful activities and programs, develop and learn new skills in a supportive environment.
Cultivator.
Lower Murray Water - Pump Station Mural
The Pump Station Mural, adjacent to the Mildura Rowing Club and Cafe 1909 on the riverfront, involved cross-collaboration between education, creative and inter-generational groups. The project was a collaboration between Lower Murray Water, renowned mural artist George Rose, the Cultivator team and the students from SuniTAFE.
Cultivator is a dynamic annual event that brings together guest speakers from varied backgrounds to address the challenges of regional living and looks to creativity in design, enterprise and community to find solutions.
Cultivator Inc - Mildura Blitz
Cultivator in partnership with RMIT University and SuniTAFE were proud to host internationally renowned American speaker, designer and founder of
Project M, John Bielenberg.
For Real Project - Broken Hill
Cultivator collaborated with students from RMIT, Swinburne University and SuniTAFE at the Broken Hill Film Studio, a former BHP Mine power station with a long history and a lot of mystery, to embark on
the For Real Project.
Recognition
Community Engagement
Founder & Chair of Cultivator Inc
'Where Creative Minds Meet' / ‘Ideas in Action’
www.cultivator.net.au
The For Real Project – Broken Hill NSW
www.forrealprojectbrokenhill.com
Industry
Founding Member – AGDA Mildura
(Australian Graphic Design Association – Mildura)
AGDA (Australian Graphic Design Association)
http://www.agda.com.au/