In this episode, we’re chatting with Natalia Krysiak, founder of Cities for Play, about making play a priority in the design of our urban spaces and how to make the changes we want to see for our children.
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👉 Resources & References
Cities for Play Website
Child Friendly Neighbourhoods
LinkedIn
Twitter: @NataliaK_au
Instagram: @citiesforplay
Book Recommendations:
Bush Toys by Claudia Haagen
👉 Guest Details
Natalia Krysiak, a practicing architect at Hayball Architects and founder of Cities for Play, Natalia specialises in the design of child-oriented environments. She is a passionate advocate for playful cities and spaces, engaging in placemaking and research initiatives around the world. In 2019 Natalia was awarded a Churchill Fellowship exploring best practice for designing child-friendly, high density neighbourhoods in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Canada and the UK. Her research explores how we can create more playful and child-friendly urban environments.
👉 Episodes Referred To
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