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If you think it’s time to start getting disaster recovery right, then get along to the launch of HowWeSurvive - an extraordinary brains trust of compassionate researchers dedicated to putting communities first after a disaster.

A lack of emotion and beauty in our built environment can wear away at us. Yet good architecture can make us feel alive and engaged, write Nick Moss and Barbara Iddon, authors of a new book on emotion in architecture https://ow.ly/u0fs50TFGJJ

Published today in the 190th issue of the 'Wednesday Magazine'. This time tackling the issue of the 'unavoidable art' of architecture, for the common good. The flexibility philosophy gives us to push the boundaries of knowledge is always so exciting. My gratitude goes to the editor Dr Rahim Hassan and his team. More on: https://lnkd.in/gaJjj2U

Our paper, “A mindful body approach to creating architecture: movement, models and spatial experiences,” was published in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B (PTRSB) journal. This paper was written with Shantanu Parikh, John Wilson, and Sarah Grunert, WELL AP. https://lnkd.in/eJDnq9ER

City issues: combining architecture, sustainability and gender Join the dialogs and debates in Bogotá on November 13 as we delve into themes such as how to envision future cities, public policies in favor of health and equity, and if we can achieve sustainability in architecture and our built environments. It’s my pleasure to participate in this, the 3rd Congress of Architecture, Gender and Sustainability. https://lnkd.in/dF29bhYW

I summarized from the AIA SV Closing Keynote speaker that Architects are superhumans because the field is asking so much of Architects. Architects embrace Cognitive Science and Human Experience. Architects also explore Haptic Perception + Phenomenology in the 80s. Architects use the non-verbal language of space and material to communicate their design intent. Proof of Findings (1) New Hybrid Thpologies (2) Hidden Histories (3) Scoliosis-Eco-Techo Delight (4) Reverence & Reflection MVRDV is successful in the hybrid market hall and housing - This is what SF and other cities need.

Heritage vs Progress: How to preserve the past and build for the future with Stepanka Endrle Adam Rujbr Ondřej Synek Michal Šourek For more information about Leaders in Architecture & Design,please visit www.archcee.com

GENESIS VISIONS PORTFOLIO by AIMAN QIM This portfolio consists of two parts: “Where theory meets practice—this collection embodies the foundational principles and structured creativity that shaped my architectural journey during my academic years.” - AimanQim 2024 “Beyond the studio—this compilation showcases the freedom and innovation that define my personal explorations in architecture, pushing the boundaries of design.” - AimanQim 2024

5 recent Articles that everyone in ARCHITECTURE should read about: 1. Designing for Two Worlds: How Space Exploration is Shaping the Future of Architecture on Earth by Diogo Borges Ferreira 2. "The motherhood penalty should be addressed in every architecture practice" by Grace Choi 3. ‘There’s much to celebrate about the Paris Olympics – but I deserve a refund’ by Paul Hyett PRIBA 4. Integrating the Past: Contemporary Projects that Preserve Preexisting Façades by Belén Maiztegui & Translated by Antonia Piñeiro 5. "The best climate activist is a good urban planner" by Hélène Chartier https://lnkd.in/g5peYu2t

Meet Alanah Hayes, a #UDGC finalist from Technological University Dublin. Alanah’s project explores the emotional impact of architecture and its potential to care for and connect with those who interact with it. Using space, material, and light, her work examines how buildings can evoke emotions such as hope, calm, and belonging. She asks, "What is the role of an architect in care?" and "Can architecture be used as a tool for care?" Alanah’s project is a beautiful investigation into the intersection of empathy and design, inspiring us to think about architecture in new ways. Check out her project here - https://bit.ly/48khlLR #UniversalDesign