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About the Feeling Good in Public Spaces Conference

On December 8th, 2016, the Multi-Sensory Design - Creating Healthier Public Spaces conference event was held in London, England (UK). I am honored to have been a speaker at the event, and am delighted to share my talk with you now:

Introduction 

Adaptive sensory environments work by harnessing the powers of adaptive learning to help building occupants meet not only their short-term needs, but also their longer-term goals. By acting as a real-time narrative fabric, such environments reconnect and renew relationships between occupants and their surrounding context (including the natural environment) to help them see deeper into their own motivations, inspirations, decisions, and outcomes. Ultimately, this yields more beneficial behaviors that expand human potential — helping occupants to be more strategic and resilient as they strive toward optimal health, happiness, safety, and fulfillment. Adaptive sensory environments help people respond proactively to overcome, prevent, or transform challenges — including the impacts of a changing climate.

Presentation

To learn more about Adaptive Sensory Environments, please CLICK HERE.

To learn more about the Multi-Sensory Design - Creating Healthier Public Spaces conference, please CLICK HERE.