The final event in our Feeling good in public spaces dialogue series was held in association with Central Saint Martins. We explored how multi-sensory design approaches can improve city dwellers\u2019 experiences in urban public spaces \u2013 their form, morphology, aesthetics and materials. We also experienced a sensory journey from start to finish, challenging and perhaps changing conventional approaches to place-making.<\/p>\n
Throughout the series we’ve examined how climate change or climate disruption could present challenges for these experiences, and how developments in technology and knowledge could help improve urban resilience.<\/p>\n
We’re pleased to announce that Charles Landry has agreed to Chair this event.<\/p>\n
A reflection on the learning points from the series to date, a panel of event series chairs\u2019 perspectives on multi-sensory design and a chance for all to share their thoughts on what it is, and its use in day-to-day practice.<\/p>\n