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The Centre for Conscious Design • The CCD
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ก.พ. 2016
The Centre for Conscious Design (CCD) is an international collective promoting the emergence of healthy built environments using Conscious Design principles.
The organisation is dedicated to advancing the Conscious Cities Movement, acting as a gathering point for individuals and organisations to inspire, share knowledge, network, and collaborate.
In supporting the development of the movement, the CCD works to advance education and research at the intersection of science, humanities, architecture, and urban design.
Our aim is to enable our fellows, members, and others to actively participate in promoting health and well-being within their communities through the built environment.
The organisation is dedicated to advancing the Conscious Cities Movement, acting as a gathering point for individuals and organisations to inspire, share knowledge, network, and collaborate.
In supporting the development of the movement, the CCD works to advance education and research at the intersection of science, humanities, architecture, and urban design.
Our aim is to enable our fellows, members, and others to actively participate in promoting health and well-being within their communities through the built environment.
Are Intercultural Differences Properly Addressed in Scientific Research? | Hugo Spiers
The Lighthouse | 17th Nov, 2024
We believe that asking ourselves questions is a form of shedding light, expanding our awareness, our consciousness. Asking a question is a provocation to observe, to inquire, to test, and ultimately to learn and unlearn. In this spirit, we invite you to collectively contemplate our trajectory as a society, to reimagine ourselves through our relationship with place.
Lighthouse events gather the CCD community to set a path of inquiry for the field of Conscious Design and the Conscious Cities Movement. In this event, leading figures in the neuroscience of spatial experience will invite us to explore science’s blind spots. What are the questions that aren’t being asked, and why? What do we stand to gain from exploring the lesser known, and how might we do it?
The questions raised will be gathered and presented as points of departure for upcoming research, writing, and events for the future, including at the following year’s Conscious Cities Festival.
Three of our Lighthouse Fellows, Susan Magsamen, Colin Ellard, and Hugo Spiers will each deliver a short talk. Afterwards, all participants will be invited to smaller breakout rooms where you will have the opportunity to connect and share ideas and provocations.
We believe that asking ourselves questions is a form of shedding light, expanding our awareness, our consciousness. Asking a question is a provocation to observe, to inquire, to test, and ultimately to learn and unlearn. In this spirit, we invite you to collectively contemplate our trajectory as a society, to reimagine ourselves through our relationship with place.
Lighthouse events gather the CCD community to set a path of inquiry for the field of Conscious Design and the Conscious Cities Movement. In this event, leading figures in the neuroscience of spatial experience will invite us to explore science’s blind spots. What are the questions that aren’t being asked, and why? What do we stand to gain from exploring the lesser known, and how might we do it?
The questions raised will be gathered and presented as points of departure for upcoming research, writing, and events for the future, including at the following year’s Conscious Cities Festival.
Three of our Lighthouse Fellows, Susan Magsamen, Colin Ellard, and Hugo Spiers will each deliver a short talk. Afterwards, all participants will be invited to smaller breakout rooms where you will have the opportunity to connect and share ideas and provocations.
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How Can we Open our Minds and Hearts to Different Ways of Knowing? | Susan Magsamen
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The Lighthouse | 17th November, 2024 We believe that asking ourselves questions is a form of shedding light, expanding our awareness, our consciousness. Asking a question is a provocation to observe, to inquire, to test, and ultimately to learn and unlearn. In this spirit, we invite you to collectively contemplate our trajectory as a society, to reimagine ourselves through our relationship with...
4 features of enriched environments we should include in every design
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A collaboration between @Science_and_Design and @TheCCDesign , this video introduces the concept of Enriched Environments which, in neuroscience studies, have shown promise for brain function and health. Designers will learn four key features of enriched environments. Learning outcomes. · Describe neuroscience studies on enriched environments which led to the discovery of neurogenesis · Identif...
Natasha Reid on Shaping Places for Health, Wellbeing and Social Sustainability
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Aesthetic Experience as a Basic Good | Michael Spicher
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We need to reorient ourselves to the value of aesthetic experience. Aesthetic experience is sometimes considered an afterthought or something for the elite. Beginning with an overview of the history of beauty, the most prominent aesthetic property, Michael will walk us through how beauty and aesthetics had a downfall in the 20th century. If we believe aesthetic experience is a basic human good,...
What if we Listened to Communities Differently? | Lighthouse Talk by Kevin Kimwelle
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What if You Became a Scientist of Your Own Daily Life? | Lighthouse Talk by Ting Jiang
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How Can we Make a Meaningful Difference without Ego and Disciplinary Arrogance? | Upali Nanda
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Designing a Smart, Equitable Brisbane | The Person-Space Continuum | CCF2021
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"A small town that has developed quickly over the past few years to be a diverse and advanced city" Join the inaugural event of Conscious Brisbane, "Designing a Smart, Equitable Brisbane" organised and hosted by Jenna Mikus. As Brisbane prepares to host the 2032 Olympics, it is important that we consider not only "smart city"-related digital concepts but also experiences that support Justice, E...
Conscious Cities Festival 2021: The Person-Space Continuum | Promo
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Last year, the Conscious Cities Festival looked into how Conscious Cities are wired to shape and be shaped by people. This year, the festival is led by Conscious Bengaluru, the first Conscious City Chapter that transformed the manifesto into a movement. Conscious Bengaluru has been actively catalysing a global Conscious Design community in the process of curating and coordinating the coming tog...
Rethinking The Urban Contract｜The Centre for Conscious Design + Salzburg Global Seminar
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This 90-minute experimental webinar brought together Fellows, friends and network members from both CCD and Salzburg Global Seminar to pool ideas and develop new provocations and ideas about the future of our cities. Participants explored both the design and sociocultural changes in design and architecture as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Moderators: Itai Palti, Clare Shine Panellists: Tri...
Tahilia J. Rebello | The Science of Resilience | Conscious Cities Festival 2019
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Conscious Cities Festival 2019 | Day 1 | Building Resilient Communities How our cities fare under environmental, social, or political stress is a measure of their resilience and ability to protect and support individuals and communities. Whilst resilience in urbanism usually refers to how built infrastructure can cope with natural disasters and climate change, Day 1 of the Conscious Cities Fest...
Sarah Williams Goldhagen | Cognition & Human Experience in the Built Environment | CCF2019
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Jonathan Pichot & Jorge Hernandez | Empowering Neighborhoods with Information | CCF2019
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Upali Nanda | Global Architecture and Communal Impact | CCF2019
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Upali Nanda | Global Architecture and Communal Impact | CCF2019
Takeesha White | Racism, Mental Health, & the Built Environment | CCF2019
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Takeesha White | Racism, Mental Health, & the Built Environment | CCF2019
Tara Thiagarajan | Environment & the Human Brain | CCF2019
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Tara Thiagarajan | Environment & the Human Brain | CCF2019
Cynthia Nikitin | Public Spaces Strengthen Communities | CCF2019
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Cynthia Nikitin | Public Spaces Strengthen Communities | CCF2019
NYC Deputy Mayor J. Phillip Thompson | Fostering Resilience through the Built Environment | CCF2019
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Opening Event | Conscious Cities Festival 2020 | To Shape and Be Shaped
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Lawanna Kimbro | The Importance of Representation in Decision-Making Processes | CCF 2019
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Lawanna Kimbro | The Importance of Representation in Decision-Making Processes | CCF 2019
Nidhi Gulati | Supporting Family Health using Strategic Allocation of City Resources | CCF 2019
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Nidhi Gulati | Supporting Family Health using Strategic Allocation of City Resources | CCF 2019
Amanda Ebokosia | Empowering Youth and Strengthening Leadership | Conscious Cities Festival 2019
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Susan Magsamen | A Neuroaesthetics Approach to Family Friendly Cities | CCF 2019
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Susan Magsamen | A Neuroaesthetics Approach to Family Friendly Cities | CCF 2019
Dr Kathy Hirsh-Pasek | Transforming Cityscapes into Opportunities for Playful Learning | CCF2019
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Lovely summary!
Very engaging discussion! Thank you
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Podrían decirme en cual(es) ciudad(es) se filmó esta coreografía?
Tel Aviv 😊
@@TheCCDesign For accuracy, It's Palestine.
The most beautiful thing ever made.
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Sensational ❤️👌
This is incredibly powerful! Thank you :))
Did you consider that there might be something "interesting" for the rat in this south-west corner of the box? Did you rotate the experiment apparatus in other directions and see if the rat’s brain activity shows the same result and is still oriented in the same absolute direction? Otherwise there might just be a good smell in this box that attracts him.
This is a good question - yes many experiments have been to try and dissect out what information the animal uses - smell being one of the obvious possibilities as you suggest, since rats have an excellent sense of smell. Strangely though, smell has a weak influence and is easily overriden. Even for rats, vision seems more important than anything else. (The system doesn't seem to use magnetic orientation either).
Hello I am a student of psychology, intersted especially in environmental psychology. And I think this is a very interesting and useful video, to inform not only the researchers interested in this field but also the citizens, about what research is being carried out around a topic as significant as the relationship of human beings and the urban environment and how this information can be used to improve our cities. I am mainly interested in the interaction that could be given between structures and groups and individuals, and how this could affect urban design. Taking into account that the technology is advanced towards the possibility of having an interactive environment. Thanks for this great video.