Who are we?
RECONSTRUCT is a collaboration of professionals and researchers who are passionate about improving the world of major project delivery. It's a community who want to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and do things a bit differently. We know that inclusion is not just about what you do, but the way that you do it.
RECONSTRUCT offers an approach that does more than point out the problems. Through collaboration, inquiry and action - we are setting out a pathway to establish a vibrant and inclusive industry.
RECONSTRUCT offers an approach that does more than point out the problems. Through collaboration, inquiry and action - we are setting out a pathway to establish a vibrant and inclusive industry.
Our Approach
RECONSTRUCT brings in diverse voices to collaborate without hierarchies or assumptions.
The project aims to bridge the gap between research and practice by engaging with different ideas and putting them into action.
We approach this work through a process of personal reflection and constructive challenge.
The project aims to bridge the gap between research and practice by engaging with different ideas and putting them into action.
We approach this work through a process of personal reflection and constructive challenge.
No quick fixes, just good ideas
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Breaking Down Boundaries
"It isn't enough to work across boundaries—in order to transform cultures you have to first break them down.
There are many hierarchies and stereotypes that shape our experience of the workplace. And they constrain all of us.
When it comes to deepening our understanding of how projects work, everyone has the potential to see things from a different angle. Reflection and inquiry is not the sole domain of academics—it belongs to all of us.
The RECONSTRUCT project invites us all to question our default way of doing things, and to redesign a system where everyone can thrive."
There are many hierarchies and stereotypes that shape our experience of the workplace. And they constrain all of us.
When it comes to deepening our understanding of how projects work, everyone has the potential to see things from a different angle. Reflection and inquiry is not the sole domain of academics—it belongs to all of us.
The RECONSTRUCT project invites us all to question our default way of doing things, and to redesign a system where everyone can thrive."
— Emily Miles, RECONSTRUCT Founder
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This initiative is kindly supported by the ESRC UBEL Doctoral Training Partnership Website and brand developed by Caitlin Westgate |
