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The focus of my PhD research relates to the application of lived human experience in designing new urban places in the context of evolving technology and shifting environmental attitudes in urban placemaking today. My research interests in lived experience, phenomenology, language and urban placemaking have developed over the past 14 years working professionally in urban design, landscape architecture and environmental industries. Currently, I am investigating whether applied research from these fields can help develop guidance and policy for the industry to design more human-centric urban places.