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How Tellart is designing sensory spaces to inspire the public imagination

Creative Boom

"Human experiences occur in spaces, and spaces are afforded by architecture, so we apply the same convictions of 'story first,' 'design through making,' and 'design by addition' at all scales." For Verhage, this approach became clear during her training in architecture that's when she first encountered interactive spaces.

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Why do we need smart(er) cities and how to build one

UX Collective

In an urban environment without a clean water supply or robust recycling program, for example, the average citizen may need to purchase bottled water whose plastic container will ultimately wind up in a landfill. The reality is that as populations continue to grow, the urban environment will only continue to grow with them.

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The Office As We Knew It No Longer Exists

Azure Magazine

Wherever these boundaries are blurred, we crave an architecture that amplifies our haptic awareness and, as designers, we can see this interplay between the virtual and the physical as an opportunity for sensory activation. We might add a hand sanitizer dispenser to that now.) Here, the physical realm meets the digital stream.

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Carlo Ratti’s Abundance Agenda 

Azure Magazine

Collective , the central exhibition of the 19th Venice Biennale of Architecture, curator Carlo Rattis wall text unfolds a foreboding vision of the future: The Exhibition begins in the Corderie with a stark confrontation: global temperatures rise while global populations fall. How about paid parental leave or universal child care programs?