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Jonathan Daly is attending Service Design Melbourne's event

Q+A evening of panel discussions at RMIT University

June 26, 2012 from 6:30pm to 8pm

Following the success of the first Q+A event in 2011, the DESIS-lab Melbourne (Design for Social Innovation and Sustainability) are hosting an evening of panel discussion to debate overlapping topics of design, ethics, public services and…See More

Jun 13, 2012

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Jonathan Daly is attending Yoko Akama's event

Service Design Research at Huddle Design

March 21, 2012 from 6:30pm to 8pm

SDNM have the pleasure of hosting Fabian Segelström from Linköping University, Sweden. The informal evening will provide the opportunity to discuss the future direction of Service Design research in academia and its relationship to commercial practice. Fabian will present an overview of his work and his engagements in this arena. The event will be on Wednesday, 21st March 2012, at 6.30pm at Huddle Design, L6 90 William Street, Melbourne.Fabian is a final year PhD candidate and his primary area…See More

Mar 11, 2012

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Jonathan Daly is now a member of Service Design Melbourne

Dec 8, 2011

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Tell us about yourself: I am an urbanist and behaviour change consultant with a focus on the human, social and cultural capital of cities. I have a particular interest in the sensory experience of urban environments – the visual, the sound, the smell, the texture, and the taste of urban spaces. My work questions how this experience influences our behaviour, our perceptions and our use of public spaces, and whether we feel invited to engage with the urban realm on foot or bicycle or in enclosed spaces such as cars.

I study the collective consciousness of the citizenry as cities undertake the journey towards becoming sustainable, liveable and healthy. I work with urban managers and problem solvers to develop behavioural adaptation strategies and interventions to build capacity for the social and physical change of cities.