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Kloostertuin Housing is a development of 52 dwellings organized around a central garden. The housing includes 32 semidetached houses, 10 detached houses, and 10 single row houses. Care was taken to ensure the different housing typologies form a coherent whole while allowing individualized spatial relations between each house and communal access to the central garden, encouraging community.
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A presentation By Samuel Thuo, The Senses Architect to FxD Community for a PechaKucha Format titled: Flourishing Through Senses: From Ab‘sense’ to Pre‘sense’ to Es‘sense’ to Re-sensing the World
In a world where skyscrapers rise and senses fall, this presentation explores how architecture can either numb or nourish our humanity.
? Act I – Ab‘sense’: The Crisis of Sensory Deprivation
We begin in the concrete jungle, a habitat built for function, but not for feeling. Glass, steel, white walls. Children indoors, glued to screens. Cities that silence rain and sterilize smell. We've lost touch with the sensory essence of living. We're living in a pandemic of nonsense environments.
? Act II – Pre‘sense’: The Power of Sensory Grounding
We rediscover presence in barefoot steps on soil, bark under fingertips, beams of sunlight through timber, whispers of wind and scent of wet earth. Flourishing starts when all senses are awake, not just sight. It’s a return to how we once knew the world, intimately, bodily.
? Act III – Es‘sense’: Remembering Our Sensory Nature
Flourishing is rooted in our essence, as sensing, emotional beings. We learn from nature’s flow, from indigenous African architecture, from animals in tune with their environment, and even from cooking. These are acts of multisensory design, where wisdom is embodied, not abstract. Beauty is not in the eyes of the beholder, but all the senses of the beholder.
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It’s time to re-sense the world. Pallasmaa said that architecture is the art of reconciliation between ourselves and the world, and this mediation happens through the senses. We must go back to creating senseful environments that allow this dialogue between us and the world. Homes like Falling water that merge with land. Playful spaces for children. Healing cities filled with texture, sound, and smell. Bodies that root into nature. We must shift from building cold structures to designing sensescapes that foster wellbeing.Exploring the Diverse Types of Textual Aids
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In this session, Sultan Shalakhti explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping user experience through smart, adaptive personalization. From e-commerce to banking, personalized design has become a key differentiator—when done right. Learn how to apply AI tools to enhance user journeys, balance personalization with privacy, and build experiences that feel uniquely human. This talk blends strategy, ethics, and real-world use cases for UX professionals ready to embrace the future.
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