Places and Spaces and the Behavior They Create | Damaris Hollingsworth | TEDxMinneapolis

Can architecture bring people together and create community? Can it truly help people reach their full potential? Damaris Hollingsworth champions approachable and memorable spaces that are culturally relevant, accessible to all and committed to maximize human well being. Damaris Hollingsworth champions the creation of holistic and approachable spaces that are accessible to all. Born in Brazil and a graduate of the University of Sao Paulo, Hollingsworth brings a strong multicultural and global perspective to her architecture practice. She was recently named as a “40 under 40 Class of 2017” by Building Design and Construction magazine and is hailed as a “change agent,” in recognition of her passion for using architectural design as a tool for social and economic change. Hollingsworth currently serves as Vice President for THOR Design Plus in Minneapolis, and is a co-founder and the President of the Minneapolis-St Paul chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects. She is a U.S. Registered Architect, is accredited as a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design architect and holds a National Council of Architectural Registration Boards certificate. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@janiniehaus]

Thank you for this talk! It's this type of thinking that encourages me to not give up on this degree🤍

[@rizkaou]

One of the best tedtalks I have ever seen. Inspiring!

[@eduardotorres3457]

Architects, should create the politics of architecture. Where they all establish guidelines for a better and much more engaging building/spaces with one only purpose, the wellbeing of people who use them.

[@safalabista]

As a student of architecture, that is my only goal. Do I know how to do that yet? No. But the idea of one day being able to design places and architecture that serve the people and the environment is the only thing that motivates me.

[@patty3451]

Excellent examples of how space informs human behavior.

[@frendhelfejeran6444]

I love this so much. I am inspired! Thank you boss lady, Damaris!

[@user-iq4kl8wi7p]

Amazing how our buildings impact us in so many subtle ways and the quantum decisions we make

[@sapphireblue9209]

Omg she's so funny!! Her talk was so engaging and informative as well :) I'm an architect student and this is reminding me of why I chose this field hehehe

[@ktbird70]

Very inspirational! Thank you Damaris!

[@mynuttyfamilyadventures]

Great talk, very inspiring

[@malakhassan9787]

So inspiring.

[@okasur1]

Mind seems confined by right angles and straight lines.

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So relevant!

[@hirosuke75846]

Truly inspiring! I feel like I may be looking at the boss lady that I want to be like!

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ME TOO !!

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Yas

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Amazing talk..so inspiring 😍

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Nice boss

[@KOKAYI69]

Cities in the Garden! Cities designed for walking. Mixed use buildings i.e. apartments with balconies above workspaces. City owned-cars. No parking garages or parking lots. Mass transit! Like the Epcot Park in Floride.

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Gosh, she's beautiful!

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Subtitles please:)

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[@nv7287]

still looks very homogenous, it could be in any country as interchangeable.... its beautiful but impersonal.