Published 12/04/22

Active urbanism. The potential effect of urban design on bone health

Cities are becoming less physically challenging, making residents weak, fragile and dependant on technologies.  We aim to bring medical knowledge…

Published 12/04/22

Making ageing and place work in practice; lessons from Belfast and Curitiba

The search for a more age-inclusive city needs to recognise the power of property development and how older people’s groups…

Published 12/04/22

Active travel and age-friendly neighbourhoods

Is a bike lane enough? What about a multi-use pathway? New research suggests that looking at interventions one at a…

Published 12/04/22

How sensitive are urban soundscapes to changes in neighbourhood activities: The case of Fenway, Boston, MA

Repurposing sports stadiums for live concerts puts the neighbourhood at risk of exposure to harmful and disruptive levels of noise…

Published 12/04/22

Urban design: older adults’ preferences and differences by individual and contextual aspects

A look at the urban design preferences of older adults from Germany, groups which are often underrepresented in urban planning participatory…

Published 17/03/22

Using health data to target non-communicable disease prevention for vulnerable urban populations

How can health officials reach urban populations most at risk for NCDs? A new study from the USAID-funded ‘Building Healthy…

Published 15/03/22

Permitted development rights and health in England

The first systematic review on housing created through Permitted Development Rights and health, strongly suggests negative impacts which warrants further…

Published 10/02/22

How does being in the presence of skyscrapers make you feel?

As cities become more densely populated, we are increasingly building upward. What are the psychological implications of this shifting urban…

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