Renowned architect Matthias Hollwich is on a mission to revolutionise how we think about ageing through design that creates vibrant, intergenerational communities.
Anne-Sophie Parent, former Secretary General of AGE Platform Europe, discusses the economic and social impacts of intergenerational living, advocating for inclusive spaces where generations connect and thrive.
With a distinguished career spanning continents and sectors, Dr. Tim Williams, Practice Leader, Cities at Grimshaw has been at the forefront of shaping the cities of today and tomorrow. In this interview, he reflects on the lessons learned, the challenges cities face in adapting to an ageing population, and the bold steps needed to create inclusive, resilient and vibrant urban environments.
Exploring the resurgence of multigenerational living, design writer, journalist and author Joann Plockova sheds light on the evolving landscape of shared homes across generations and her book Come Together: The Architecture of Multigenerational Living.
Urbanist, educator, photographer, curator and author Dr.Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani, discusses with us the importance of preserving our neighbourhoods amidst urban development, the challenges posed by gentrification, and how cities can be redesigned to combat isolation and promote social cohesion.
In this interview with architect and urban planner Ofri Earon we delve into how thoughtful neighbourhood design can transform spaces into vibrant, connected communities that enrich residents' lives far beyond their front doors.
Designer Andrea Morgante unveils the story behind the innovative ENEA walking stick prototype that's challenging conventional norms, yet leaving us questioning why such a remarkable creation never progressed to mass production.
We spoke with Qin Li, Vice President of Design at fuseproject, discussing how design can transform lives. Fuseproject, led by Yves Béhar, combines functionality and emotional resonance to create innovative solutions. From AI companions for older adults to wearable tech for mobility, Qin shares her approach to human-centred design and how it drives meaningful change across industries like health, technology and wellness.
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