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Jenny Roe

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Jenny Roe

Director, Center for Design + Health, University of Virginia »

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Inscape – a poetic articulation of our experience of landscape. ().

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Arrivals. ().

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25 Nov

Lauriane Suyin

@LaurianeSuyin

New today - a plain language summary of our front garden study & how plants help reduce stress theconversation.com/green-fro… @BotanyRocks

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no, but we do know that parklets improve pro-social behavior and sense of trust; if you want more info, please get in touch twitter.com/slowbikeiain/s…

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Health is also interacting in that system and I would love to see it better integrated in design school programs twitter.com/JooBilly/statu…

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12 Nov

Dr. Robin Mazumder (he/him)

@RobinMazumder

Excited to share this two-part study from my PhD I did with @WhereAmINow and @hugospiers where we examined the psychological impacts of being in the presence of high-rise buildings, in the real world & 360-degree video VR! Just published in @CitiesxHealth! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1…

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a vision for 21 new squares and green spaces to combat air / noise pollution, an example of progressive health urbanism from Barcelona theguardian.com/world/2020/no…

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Delighted this eve to receive an honorary professorship at my alma mater, School of Energy, Geoscience, Infastructure & Society at Heriot Watt Uni @HWU_EGI, looking forward to dialogue with former & new colleagues #healthycities @DrCarolineBrown @harrycsmith1 @ThinkSnowflakes

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Exciting - @jennyjroe and I (@LaylaMcCay) have been asked to approve page style for our upcoming book on urban design for mental health. Feeling real now - and so much more exciting (and effort) than writing chapters in other people’s books. Impatient to see front cover options!

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I (+ others) have worked on this issue for years; 1st as a landscape architect trying to raise the quality of design; 2nd as a researcher showing how design quality (and maintenance) impacts health & wellbeing; what more is needed to prioritize design quality in council estates? twitter.com/WHurst1/status…

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