Research projects

Project PI is Prof. Rainer Kattel

This research extends space syntax methods by collaborating with disabled creatives to map their spatial experiences and identify what enables inclusive participation.

This ESRC-funded project explores how 15-minute city principles can be adapted to support sustainable travel in regional towns and outer metropolitan areas across Europe.

Expressions of Interest Invited for Small Grant Development Program for ECRs, Technical and Research Support Staff

This ESRC-funded project investigates the rise of sub-sized homes in England, asking whether very small dwellings can ever be adequate and liveable places to call home.

Research collaborations pursuing inclusive approaches to cities after dark – shaping policy, practice and public debate on the social, cultural and economic life of urban nights.

Project PI is Cecilia Rikap

The Maisha Bora (‘Good Life’) Study is an innovative, community-led research project exploring what prosperity means to people living in three unplanned settlements in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

A collaborative and transdisciplinary project to research equity based disaster risk management interventions.

100 Minds in Motion studies how the built environment and individual differences shape crowd behaviour and emotions, aiding models that predict crowd dynamics.

Join us as we explore the relationship between urban violence, development planning and the built environment amidst the climate emergency, rapid digital transformation, and rising polarisation.

A participatory action research (PAR) project using room boxing to explore how Community-Led Housing in London affects children and young people's mental health and wellbeing.

This page is a summary of the collaboration between Subco Trust and UCL postgraduate students and researchers through the Evaluation Exchange.

Computational models of heritage objects and environments can play a key role in analysis and decision making.

This page is a summary of the collaboration between Women + Health and UCL postgraduate students and researchers through the Evaluation Exchange.