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In recent years, architects and city planners have increasingly begun to consider the diverse populations they are designing for. Cities are starting to address the needs of often overlooked groups. Traditionally, urban design has focused on the working force—the healthy, able, independent, and pr…
In this episode, we discuss a wide range of topics, including the impact of gender inequality on the built environment, the mission and approach of Period Think Tank, and its initiatives to address gender inequity through data activism, advocacy, and lobbying. We also explore the challenges of bia…
Cities are more than just structures and streets; they are the backdrops of our childhoods. Yet, over time, urban spaces have increasingly sidelined the needs of children. Play areas are diminishing, streets are dominated by cars, and the spontaneous joy of play is fading. When was the last time …
Urban environments shape our experiences, but how do they resonate with our natural cycles and health? What can we learn from nature and the way our body works to inspire our urban development? How can topics like menstruation and the design of our spaces be related? In this episode of Design to C…
What if we Cared? What if our Cities Cared? In this episode, we delve into the topic of care in our societies and its impact on urban environments, architecture, and personal well-being. We talk about the essence of care, not just as a job but as a fundamental aspect of human life and its signifi…
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