S1.5 | E3 - Where can I cry? - Claire Ford

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"Unpacking the allowed emotionality of the built environment" Why do people feel comfortable enough to express a wide range of emotionality at an airport? On this episode, Claire Ford joins us to discuss emotionality in the built environment, and how the physical world around us gives us cues of how to feel. If you'd like to read more, here's a link to Claire's thesis - https://openaccess.wgtn.ac.nz/articles/thesis/Where_can_I_cry_Providing_for_Emotionality_in_the_Built_Environment/17151428 For any questions, qualms or queries, reach out to the PhD: Unpacked team through [email protected], or @phdunpacked on Instagram. -- This podcast is brought to you by Coalesce - a storytelling network from Aotearoa. If you'd like to learn more about Coalesce, feel free to do so through @[email protected] or @coalescenz on Instagram.

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