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This is crucial. Using technology to allow us to re-imagine, and re-envision the future of urban spaces and our place in them is essential for our understanding of our role in societies. If we can't see it, if we can't put a finger on it, if we can't bring words to it, it will be so much harder to make it a reality. This is how we map the future, by inventing it.

Why do designers need neuroinclusivity? Embracing #neuroinclusivedesign allows us to create spaces that are accessible for all, promoting a compassionate, inclusive, and human-centered world. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/em5xpN_B

Five key considerations for modern university lighting! Universities are intricate ecosystems, blending various spaces that cater to diverse functions and user needs. Beyond being centres for academic and research excellence, they are vibrant hubs of social interaction, innovation, and personal growth. Lighting up such a multifaceted environment requires more than basic illumination. Lighting design plays an integral part in shaping the space and the experiences of those who inhabit it. Read here: https://lnkd.in/exBXyckG #LightingDesign #UniversityLighting #ModernSolutions #Lightforbetterliving

❓ How does urban transformation impact people’s visual experience of architectural spaces? In this new #openaccess 🔓 article by Gideon Spanjar, Frank Suurenbroek, Sába Schramkó, and Regien Stolp, the visual experience of users at the post-industrial NDSM wharf in Amsterdam is explored using eye-tracking technology. The study aims to understand how urban densification influences eye-level experiences for different user groups, including residents, visitors, and passers-by. In a laboratory setting, images of the NDSM wharf were shown to university students, and their eye movements were tracked and analyzed. Surveys on self-reported appreciation and restorativeness were also conducted, alongside on-site surveys with real users. The results highlight distinct eye-movement patterns influenced by environmental roles and tasks, revealing how architectural qualities shape people’s visual experiences, emotional responses, and sense of restoration. You can read the full article - "People’s experience of urban transformation: eye-tracking architectural qualities of the post-industrial NDSM wharf in Amsterdam" - via this link ➡ https://lnkd.in/empwGGtF #urbantransformation #eyetracking #NDSMwharf #Amsterdam #architecturaldesign #urbanexperience #spatialplanning

Sometimes, it’s the smallest detail that transforms a space. Take a kid’s room, adding a simple climbing wall turns it from ordinary to extraordinary. It’s not just a playful feature; it’s an element that inspires creativity, encourages movement, and creates a space children love to explore. What’s fascinating is how AI is reshaping the way we conceptualize these moments. We’re no longer bound by traditional constraints. We can explore ideas, test concepts, and craft spaces that seamlessly balance function and fantasy, all with precision and ease. Sometimes, it’s not about designing rooms. It’s about designing experiences. #Architecture #AIArchitecture #DesignInnovation #InteriorDesign

🌟 The Future of Urban Design, Now in Motion 🌟 Cities are evolving, and so is how we visualize them. Using Luma AI I've transformed this concept into a dynamic 5-second video, bringing to life the harmony of nature and innovation embodied in these biomorphic towers. This design represents more than architecture—it’s a call for sustainable, livable urban spaces that connect us with our environment. 🎥 Watch the vision come to life in just 5 seconds. What are your thoughts on integrating motion and technology into architectural storytelling? #UrbanDesign #BiomorphicArchitecture #SustainableLiving #LumaAI #SmartCities #Innovation

Crescent Place: A New Icon in the City 🌆 There’s something magical about Crescent Place—the way it balances bold design with an inviting public space. We envisioned a place where people could connect, surrounded by architecture that feels both futuristic and grounded. What’s even more incredible is how much tech was involved in bringing this vision to life. By using advanced AI tools, we could experiment with shapes and forms that might’ve been too complex to design traditionally. Every curve, every window was thoughtfully shaped, making sure it wasn’t just beautiful, but also made sense for the people who’d be here every day. Crescent Place is a little peek into what’s possible when we blend creativity with cutting-edge tech. Here’s to building spaces that inspire and bring people together. 🖤 #CrescentPlace #CityLife #UrbanDesign #ModernArchitecture #DesignWithPurpose #FutureOfArchitecture

Space Can Redefine Your Experience The spaces we live, work, and move through shape how we feel, connect, and experience life. Fluid, futuristic designs redefine the urban experience. Flowing forms and open structures pushing the boundaries of design and invite us to see and feel cities in a new way. With light-filled spaces, organic shapes, and seamless connectivity, transforming not just cityscapes but also how we interact with our surroundings. #FuturisticArchitecture #UrbanExperience #RedefiningSpaces

Curious about community-driven design? 💡 Interested in engagement methods that empower all stakeholders? 🤝 Wonder why I never stop effusing about how much I love my job? 🤷♀️ Check out the latest blog from Margaret Skrmetti and I below!

We're exploring the future of the Olympics in our latest Lumen article —how tech, urban design, and innovation are crafting memorable, inclusive, and deeply human experiences. Run, jump, or sprint to the link below and check it out today 🏃♀️🏅 #Olympics #Design #Sustainability https://loom.ly/B_MOXbw