Online Proceedings

ISBN: 978-989-757-220-3

SESSION 1 : Thinking, Telling, Scaling
	Celine Ladegourdie and Annabel Pretty
	Rethinking: Humanising: Isolation: Aotearoa New Zealand (A Novel Approach to Design)
	Evangelia Paxinou and Nicolas Remy
	Infinite Atmospheres for Vulnerabilities of spaces – Ambiances and architectural design.
	Lígia Nunes
	Looking forward without looking back
	Jeremy Auerbach, Solange Muñoz, Jordin Clark and Marisa Westbrook
	More private than public: The choice neighborhood initiative as another tool for state-led gentrification

SESSION 2 : Experiencing space, living scales
	Dimitra Kanellopoulou
	Negotiating Scale. Experiencing, Claiming, and Walking public space. Three examples in Milano.
	Barbara Thomaz and Ethel Pinheiro
	Re-scaling living spaces: an analysis through a Spatial Empathy
	Damien Masson
	From the human to the urban: Atmospheres through scales
	Carlos Smaniotto Costa, Marluci Menezes and Nagayamma Aragão
	Social practices on public open spaces: experiences from collaborative labs in lisbon, Portugal

SESSION 3 : Scale, place, well-being and health
	Ana Neiva and Teresa Leão
	Healthy living places: a pedagogical experience between Health and Architecture.
	Ghadir Hummeid
	Rethinking City’s Public Spaces from Human Experience to Promote Cities Liveability and Community Wellbeing Using Biophilic Architecture
	Yara Aboasfour
	Upgrading the Urban Planning Resilience of Informal Settlements in Post-War Aleppo
	Nicolas Remy, Petros Flampouris, Dimitris Psychogyios and Théo Marchal,
	Sonic urban furniture for vulnerabilities – experimental workshop in architectural design.

SESSION 4 : Topology Scale
	Pedro Afonso Fernandes
	Introduction of non-topological costs in syntactic analyses: the case of Gulbenkian estate
	Rosália Guerreiro and Israel Guarda
	Sense and Place: Decoding space attachment with space syntax methodology
	Mohammed Boubezari
	Sensitive Topologies as an operational concept in architectural and urban ambiances.

SESSION 5 : The ecology of cities
	Marie Asma Ben Othmen and Gabriella Trotta-Brambilla
	Working with nature to address the challenges of Small Towns. Evidence from France.
	Sandrine Simon
	‘Field work’: drawing lessons from urban agriculture to facilitate transitions towards sustainable cities.
	Carlos Smaniotto Costa, Marluci Menezes and Nagayamma Aragão
	A collaborative approach to increase people’s relationships with urban rivers. Key takeaways from cases in Lisbon
	Valerie Mace
	Sensory ecology: designing synergies between micro and macro-scales of experience in architectural and urban environments.

SESSION 6 : A close-up on arts
	Teres Selberg
	Dansbana! in the context: performative process for inclusive public space
	Isabel Barbas
	Artistic-architectural micro-narratives in the city
	Renata Carlos de Oliveira Gonçalves
	Museum-house: the transformation of residences into sociocultural memory spaces
	Rand Issa
	The awareness of the past for an unknown future: The present act of the architect and the creative user in shaping spatial space.

SESSION 7 : The body in space and in time
	Tomás Pedro, Daniel Paiva, Ana Gonçalves and Daniela Ferreira
	Biosensing urban atmospheres: How do research participants interpret biosensor data?
	Mariana Alves da Silva Do Nascimento, Simone Niedoba, Maria Luisa Trindade Bestetti, Luiz Guilherme Rivera de Castro and Anna Wanka
	The “Old Age Scale”: theoretical contributions from environmental gerontology
	Tania Moura
	The other body in the same body: the invisibility of the elderly in architectural design.
	Eleonora Aronis Rainha
	Walking Santa Cecilia: A Peripatetic Experiment in Reclaiming Urban Space

SESSION 8 : From perception to material reality
	Olivia Germon and Pascaline Thiollière
	Perceptual and sensitive aspects of the urban ground: sound, thermal and somatic
	Bernardo Vaz Pinto
	Architectural Detail, or the end of the Virtual
	Nuria Alvarez Coll
	Material Presences
	Cristina Palmese and José Luis Carles
	Madrid Soundscape Map: Listening and identity Movement emergence and relation

ISBN: 978-989-757-220-3

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