WHY DESIGN FOR WELLBEING?
OUR SURROUNDING DEEPLY AFFECT US
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There is mounting scientific evidence on how the places we spend our lives in and around have a significant and wide-reaching impact on our wellbeing.
But the question of how we can harness this potential is rarely asked in the process of making buildings and places.
As human beings, we need much more than functional or decorative shelters to feel good. There is much more that can be done for people's quality of life.
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Currently however the potential for positive human impact is often left untapped and not explored to its full capacity.
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WHAT WE DO
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We design for human outcomes, taking a experience-led approach to creating uplifting places; not just more stuff
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Our work is fundamentally driven by people’s emotional, psychological and social needs and we incorporate evidence-backed insights into our process.
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We focus on the interaction and relationships between people and their surroundings – the effect on their behaviour, mood, senses and identity
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COMPASSIONATE SPACE FRAMEWORK
Our approach draws from insights across the sciences and social impact in a holistic way.
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MATTER . SPACE . SOUL TALKS
MAYOR'S LONDON HOUSING CONFERENCE
Solutions for the Housing Crisis & Wellbeing. October 2019
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LONELINESS LAB
Coliving & tackling the Loneliness Crisis. November 2019
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CONSCIOUS COLIVING
Coliving & Wellbeing. November 2019
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URBANISTAS LONDON
Architecture for Wellbeing. July 2019
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MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY
Architecture for Impact. July 2018
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NEW LONDON ARCHITECTURE
Innovative solutions for Housing. September 2017
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LONDON BUILD
Innovative solutions for Housing. November 2016
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ECOBUILD CONFERENCE
Innovative solutions for Housing. March 2016
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TEN IDEAS FOR POPLAR
Community-focused Regeneration. June 2015
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COMMUNITIES OF PLACE
NCAD Dublin. April 2014
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