November 10, 2018

Architects are Health Professionals Too

This article was first published on

The Centre for Conscious Design

By:

Tolullah Oni

As part of the 2018 Conscious cities festival held at the Royal Institute of British Architects, Professor Tolu Oni explored how architecture and urban design can better respond to human needs. In this talk, she asks us to reimagine the role of the architect to one that promotes health-enabling design standards to create health and well-being.

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