The Futur with Chris Do 087 - Designing for the Future — with Hannah Corlett
Jun 15, 2020
Hannah Corlett, founder of the architectural and urban design firm HNNA, shares insights on shaping the future of urban spaces. She discusses the balance between historical preservation and contemporary needs, especially in London. The conversation highlights how recent global challenges have reshaped societal needs and urban design. Hannah also dives into the impact of remote education on architecture, emphasizing innovative peer learning and the need for adaptable teaching methods. Juggling roles as an entrepreneur and educator, she reflects on the enriching experience of working with young minds.
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Designing for the Future
- Urban design projects require anticipating future needs, 10-20 years ahead.
- Current regulations often hinder innovative design by focusing on the present.
Rethinking Shared Spaces
- Rethink common spaces to be more usable and valuable to improve quality of life.
- Value shared spaces as equalizers, accessible regardless of socioeconomic background.
Rethinking Malls and City Spaces
- Reimagine malls as enjoyable spaces accessible by foot, revitalizing high streets.
- Mix up residential and commercial areas to reduce commuting and increase community.