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What an intriguing article. Lecturing on Co-creative Leadership where students get more aware of spaces they are using at University of St.Gallen last week, a master student, who has been at the HSG campus for years, noticed some art for the first time during the course. So raising awareness on curated space, including art, helps as a dimension of leadership. #cocreation #artofhosting #skillscourse #leadershipdimension #contextualstudies #cocreativeleadership

Interesting thoughts around the power of decentralizing the management of our commons…

Refracted Geographies, the new publication from our Architectural History MA students, showcases the global scope and diverse approaches of research projects by the 2023–24 cohort. The book, which is available now through Issuu, accompanies the recent Architectural History MA annual conference, and spans disciplinary and geographical boundaries. https://lnkd.in/eyD5QRxX

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I am deeply grateful to Professor Bryan Bell for including my work in one of upcoming book. This opportunity marks my first step into Architecture Writing and Design Activism, and I am excited to share this journey with you. "Value Beyond Building: A Case for Justice through Architecture" By Bryan Bell, Emma DeMagistris and Devesh Balakrishnan. “Architecture has the power to shape our physical environment and, through it, our lives. Beyond aesthetics and functionality, it holds the potential to address critical challenges and inequities in the world. In this chapter, we explore the concept of justice through architecture. Drawing insights from the philosophy of John Rawls, we highlight the importance of designing spaces that heal historic injustices, empower communities, and foster social equity.”

A video summarising a year of exploration and innovation at brookes. The first minute shows the works done in my studio, the Design Studio 4, that focuses on timber in architecture. #timberinarchitecture #oxfordbrookesuniversity #schoolofarchitecture #designstudio4 #modelmaking #experimenting #exploration #innovation #technology #architecturaldesign #postgraduate #riba

🚀 New publication on the ecological validity of architectural research Together with Carl Schultz we provide a formal framework for making psychological research more relevant for design. Too often, psychological experiments don't reflect how people actually perceive and behave in real spaces. We introduce the Ecological Validity of Architectural Cognition (EVAC) framework, which helps ensure that experiments mirror real-world building experiences more closely. This is a step towards truly evidence-based, user-centred architecture. We apply the framework to 25 papers studying the problem of "perceived spaciousness". The paper is open access at:

Join me to another series of The Story of Modern Design, starting on September 9th. This time, the focus is Art Nouveu and the turn of the 20th century. https://lnkd.in/gxADKTaF

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