Co-Constructive Humanities is a consultancy-model think tank based in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Sheffield.

Our partnership with Kelham Island Museum is based on our expertise on place-making and heritage. We’ve partnered with them to produce a series of events, partnering academics with creative practitioners.

The Faculty are currently working on the project AR to Archive, along with digital partner Hive IT.

Our recent symposium focused on the Modern Nature exhibition at the Hepworth and discussed and highlighted the importance of green spaces in post-industrial cities. As well as academics from the University, speakers included Alys Fowler, Tristan Gooley and Zakiya McKenzie.