The Geometry of Belonging: Design That Shines

The Geometry of Belonging: Design That Shines

We're facing an unprecedented crisis of connection in our communities. While we've become more digitally linked than ever before, genuine human connection is becoming increasingly rare. As a design professional, you hold extraordinary power to address this crisis through the spaces you create. Your buildings don't just house activities; they shape the social patterns that determine whether communities thrive or struggle. Consider this: every time someone feels isolated in a building you designed, or conversely, every time strangers become friends because of how you arranged spaces, you've directly impacted human well-being. The stakes have never been higher, and the opportunity to make a positive difference has never been greater. This course will equip you with the knowledge and tools to ensure your designs contribute to healthier, more connected communities.

Learning Objectives: 
  1. Apply social capital theory to create built environments that foster connection, reduce isolation, and build community resilience.
  2. Explore evidence-based approaches into design decisions to improve physical, mental, and social health outcomes.
  3. Review community spaces that encourage sustainable behaviors and nurture deeper human-nature connections.
  4. Develop the skills to assess and evaluate the social outcomes of your designs to ensure long-term community benefit and accountability.
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Delivery Format: 
Narrated Video
Applicable Credits
$35.00