Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Humanise the Built Environment with Eliot Postma, Heatherwick Studio
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Humanise the Built Environment with Eliot Postma, Heatherwick Studio
In this episode, Jay sits down for an inspiring conversation with Eliot Postma, partner and group leader at Heatherwick Studio.
They dive into the studio’s Humanise campaign, which challenges the rise of soulless architecture and explores how thoughtful design can transform mental health, sustainability, and urban life.
Eliot shares how Heatherwick Studio’s philosophy—focusing on detail, visual complexity, and emotional design—has shaped projects like the Olympia redevelopment. From the neuroscience behind great architecture to the role of lift buttons in making spaces feel human, this episode is packed with insights for anyone passionate about the future of our cities.
Tune in to discover how design can inspire joy, connection,
and resilience in the built environment.
#HeatherwickStudio #HumaniseCampaign #Architecture
#DesignInnovation #Podcast #ThomasHeatherwick
Projects discussed
Olympia, Heatherwick Studio: https://heatherwick.com/project/london-olympia/
Burgess Park, Bell Phillips: https://www.bellphillips.com/burgess-park-pavilion
Appleby Blue, Witherford Watson Mann: https://www.wwmarchitects.co.uk/projects/almshouse-southwark
Humanise campaign: https://humanise.org/
Drinks Reception, Thursday 28th November: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/architects-for-change-drinks-reception-tickets-1050871724617
View all episodes
By Jay MortonIn this episode, Jay sits down for an inspiring conversation with Eliot Postma, partner and group leader at Heatherwick Studio.
They dive into the studio’s Humanise campaign, which challenges the rise of soulless architecture and explores how thoughtful design can transform mental health, sustainability, and urban life.
Eliot shares how Heatherwick Studio’s philosophy—focusing on detail, visual complexity, and emotional design—has shaped projects like the Olympia redevelopment. From the neuroscience behind great architecture to the role of lift buttons in making spaces feel human, this episode is packed with insights for anyone passionate about the future of our cities.
Tune in to discover how design can inspire joy, connection,
and resilience in the built environment.
#HeatherwickStudio #HumaniseCampaign #Architecture
#DesignInnovation #Podcast #ThomasHeatherwick
Projects discussed
Olympia, Heatherwick Studio: https://heatherwick.com/project/london-olympia/
Burgess Park, Bell Phillips: https://www.bellphillips.com/burgess-park-pavilion
Appleby Blue, Witherford Watson Mann: https://www.wwmarchitects.co.uk/projects/almshouse-southwark
Humanise campaign: https://humanise.org/
Drinks Reception, Thursday 28th November: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/architects-for-change-drinks-reception-tickets-1050871724617