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@humaniseorg has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in August 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @humaniseorg are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email Besides social media accounts, humaniseorg has populated their site with: • Join our mailing list • The Times: Would you go to a new town on a date? • Humanise on YouTube • “Change takes time” – Inside the Humanise campaign against boring buildings - Design Week • Eight ways the outsides of buildings affect the inside of us • What's more important? Blog by Thomas Heatherwick • How to build beautiful housing | The Observer • What's Up Docs? Can buildings make us healthier? BBC Sounds • New towns must learn from old architectural mistakes • The BuStop House • Marina Willer's pick of Brazilian buildings • Building and thriving report • Bare minimum is not enough: why where we live matters | HUMANISE • Good Homes for All – The Architects’ Journal • Shelter's shortlist of six joyful social housing examples • “A festival of curves”: the Gaudí building which changed everything | HUMANISE • Professor Anna Franklin - Babies in architecture • Resources for book groups • The Mayors’ Guide: how to build back joy and belonging | HUMANISE • Why health is the cornerstone of new development in Utrecht | HUMANISE • Reinventing Paris: how Anne Hidalgo changed the city conversation | HUMANISE • Might the buildings that surround us be worsening our health? | HUMANISE • A virtuous circle: why Vienna’s approach to housing leads the way | HUMANISE • Fabulous facades and deliberative democracy: how Sydney is reinventing its skyline | HUMANISE • Why the outsides of buildings matter to human health: a global evidence review | HUMANISE • Humanise - talks and events • How the role of City Architect is helping Malmö stay unique | HUMANISE • Thomas Heatherwick on how dull architecture is as bad as fast food - Monocle • How Seoul incentivises developers to build with character | HUMANISE • Building Soul - new Radio 4 series • New Humanise research at the Emotional City conference • Passing by or going in? New research • The research • Ideas and opinions • Where emotions linger by Hyelim Jang • Order the book • Research: What the people of Seoul really think about their city’s buildings • Cleo Valentine's Seoul research • Cleo Valentine on visual complexity in Seoul • BBC Radio 4 - Building Soul with Thomas Heatherwick • Would you go to a new town on a date? • Thomas' TED Talk: The rise of boring architecture • Thomas Heatherwick: The King is right — my war on the building ‘blandemic’ in cities • Emotional City conference • Heatherwick to launch anti-boring architecture MA with Loughborough Uni • The Pearl Lam Podcast | Episode #4 | With Thomas Heatherwick • Wallpaper: Thomas Heatherwick's 'Humanise' is a book campaigning for joy in architecture • Humanise visit to Oslo • Thomas Heatherwick in the London Evening Standard • The Guardian: Thomas Heatherwick’s war on boring buildings: ‘I’ve never gone against the whole industry before • Humanise sponsors The Davidson Prize • Dezeen: Humanise campaign launched to "spark a public conversation about the way buildings make us feel" • Ornamentation in buildings survey • Architects' Journal: ‘Most modern buildings are boring’ • Leeds Launch Event: UKREiiF