“What would happen if we decided to design for what’s missing in our collective experience?” Looking back at Suchi’s talk at Bloomberg CityLab, where she presented “The Feeling City.” The knowledge that our built environment acts on our minds and bodies can direct the design of more engaging streetscapes for a direct experiential and economic return, better parks for better health, better transit patterns for lowered stress and cognitive loads for healthier communities. “Designing for ‘states of being’ can be a new paradigm in urban design. Cities must respond if they are to evolve. The future of design is feeling, and the power of design to amplify feeling and generate change is an indispensable tool for our survival.” #TheFeelingCity #Neuroaesthetics #UrbanDesign #Reddymade #SuchiReddy #FormFollowsFeeling #CityDesign #BloombergCityLab