Interested in the impact of urban design on your psychology? We invite you to take part in a study in Toronto. For more details visit our Eventbrite site (https://t.co/RLdzJDjndU). @RobinMazumder@dylan_reid@WhereAmINow@alexbozikovic
"Cities are meant to stop traffic. That is their point. That is why they are there. That is why traders put outposts there, merchants put shops there, hoteliers erect inns there. Rationally one wants to have traffic *stop* there, not go *through*."
We are still recruiting participants for our study of the impact of boring buildings in Toronto. Take a walk with us, receive a small cash reward, learn things! Details here: https://t.co/RLdzJDjndU
Interested in the impact of urban design on your psychology? We invite you to take part in a study in Toronto. For more details visit our Eventbrite site (https://t.co/RLdzJDjndU). @RobinMazumder@dylan_reid@WhereAmINow@alexbozikovic
Our next #UrbanLab panelists work at the intersection of #psychology, architecture and urban #design. Give them a follow! @WhereAmINow @j0nenns
Join us as we discuss new and innovative ways to analyze the built environment.
๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ Dec. 13, 6:30pm
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@LisaOberzaucher@colinellard Thanks for the mention Lisa but you're going to make @colinellard aka the mad cyclist (who is not me -- I'm @wheraminow) possibly even madder!
Still a couple spots available for our research experiment on living architecture at the Royal Ontario Museum. Get free admission to the ROM for participating! Sign-up here: https://t.co/jhjMMtkHcY
Carlo Ratti @curbed: "Thanks to digital technologies, #architecture can adapt to human needs instead of the other way around." #CityOfTomorrow
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