The power in cities - turning spaces into places | Joy Nazzari | TEDxBath

It is human nature to be curious, to seek a sense of oneself and to identify with ones surroundings. Most people live in the built environment where we have chosen to make the places that we inhabit. Joy Nazzari talks about the need to go beyond placemaking and create places with purpose. Joy has a natural curiosity for places and place identity. Born in Rio and educated in San Francisco, she has called London her home for 20 years and compulsively travels at every opportunity. Joy is the founder of dn&co, a brand consultancy inspired by culture and place, and the team behind the reinvention of some of London’s most remarkable areas - St James’s, Broadgate, Television Centre, and Ilford Town. Joy has collaborated with government, architects, developers and businesses to create meaningful destinations in workplaces, residential, retail, restaurants - through to entire neighbourhoods and towns. Last year Joy co-founded Place Press, an independent publisher that explores the intersection between people, places and culture. Her recent book, Know Your Place, talks about the need to go beyond placemaking and create places with purpose. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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[@realser9]

Vielen Vielen Dank! 🙌💖

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

Great lecture.

[@MyCoasterTycoon]

It's an interesting topic but after 15 minutes of watching I didn't learn something new

[@falconlara]

Great Talk!

[@abdullahmahedi]

Great lecture

[@andreamartins9230]

Why is she always saying true Story... i didnt think she was lying in the First Place

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Nice, first clips is first

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[@indianopinion952]

Hi , publish all the lectures in a book

[@terencegurung7979]

Nice 😊

[@josejunior.oficial]

Caraca, antes dela dizer de onde era, logo no começo do vídeo eu pensei: "caraca, que cara de Brasileira!" hehe

[@mancredible5937]

Did anyone else think that she was talking to an empty lecture hall when they saw the thumbnail??

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[@leafm1181]

disneyland is a copy interesting lect.

[@TheMarriedSouthernPeaches]

Who else wants to flip her name tag to its correct side??

[@jad1714]

The Married Southern Peaches you really are everywhere

[@lucak.3365]

Yes it makes me so nervous

[@jad1714]

Great speech I don’t see where she answered the issue all she was point out the need to take more than just making money into account

[@alphastrength3402]

Is that Notre-Dame ?

[@franceslock1662]

Collaboration needs to be with skilled people otherwise it lowers the bar and creates a greater burden of work, revision and correction for those committed people moving the process forward.

[@augustocesar3750]

I like your corporal lingual

[@BattleBulko]

When we try to speak to people we firstly hear loudest of them. Car owners. Make more roads and parkings!

[@Charzilian]

I don't think she understands how those nicknames came to be lol but good message I guess.

[@reflex3989]

What did the teacher say to the student?
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[@RSpence777]

You’ve just identified the Pyramid purpose?

[@maciekwl18]

What a poor woman. Nothing in her speech about people needs is revealing. But also
It feels like She treats people as a sheeps or kind of beasts which she you or we need to control like a flock of ram...
Thats really sad
Peace for all and all the best for those who are still thinking people.

[@rafalpotasz]

What if said control benefits them without them doing anything for this benefit? And aren't people's needs relatively simple anyway? Why repeat that, I think she is talking about a system that works or might work for her, a system which may lead to these needs being met.
And people are a kind of sheep. We love to follow a vast array of emotional stimuli, often unknowingly :)

[@susysnakegirl]

I don't care for cities or marketing manipulation, sorry. Most cities are a sad necessity; crowded, ruined space. Maybe she can figure out how to fix that and integrate nature more. I'm sure that would help stress levels. But some people like cities, so whatever.

[@rommanarayan2466]

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[@bernakasmoglu3523]

Turkish translate please...

[@thesuomi8550]

Lol why

[@bernakasmoglu3523]

@@thesuomi8550 Because I'm Turkish

[@thesuomi8550]

@@bernakasmoglu3523 but
1) why would they translate it to Turkish
2) yeah why would they
3) do you only have problems understanding spoken English or written as well?

[@bernakasmoglu3523]

@@thesuomi8550 If subtitle is added, others can understand.

[@thesuomi8550]

@@bernakasmoglu3523 I don't think there are a lot of people that need Turkish subtitles

[@lifetime.weekend]

Your hotness kept me watching it till the end. 😂

[@wertytrewqa]

Her hotness kept me watching until 7:30

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Ridiculous red clothes!

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Ridiculous red profile picture