Part two of our conversation with architect and researcher Itai Palti explores how our built environment shapes society and behavior. From examining whose intent drives urban development to understanding how we can create meaningful change, Itai shares insights from the Conscious Cities movement he founded. Learn how cities reflect our collective consciousness, why we need better tools for living together, and how we can build environments that truly serve human needs. Whether you're an urban planner, architect, developer, or simply curious about how spaces affect us, this episode offers fresh perspectives on creating more conscious cities.

In this episode, you will hear:

• Introduction to the concept of Conscious Cities and their impact on urban planning
• Exploration of human-centric urban design prioritizing emotional well-being
• Discussion on the challenges of technology and capitalism in city development
• Emphasis on reclaiming agency and transparency in shaping urban environments
• Analysis of the parallels between urban planning and food labeling for societal change
• Reflection on personal space design and its influence on individual well-being

Resources from this Episode

To find out more about Itai Palti and what he's doing:

The Centre for Conscious Design: https://theccd.org/

Hume: https://www.hume.space/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itaipalti/

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