Agnieszka Olszewska-Guizzo and David O’Reilly attended the GreenInCities General Assembly Meeting in Helsinki, Finland (2-4 June 2026). 🙌 At the meeting, David had the opportunity to present an overview of the innovative tools NeuroLandscape has developed under this project: the Mental Health Digital Twin (MHDT), Neurourbanism Assessment (NUA), and Neurourbanism Index (NUIX). 👉 Read more Read More
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Guest Speaker at Mott MacDonald
In case you missed it live, you can watch Dr. Agnieszka Olszewska-Guizzo’s full presentation as Guest Speaker at Mott MacDonald for May 2026. Her presentation, “Designing for Mental Health & Wellbeing: From Contemplative Landscape Model to Salutogenic Built Environments”, starts with into the origin of the Contemplative Landscape Model (CLM) and the reasoning behind using Read More
NeuroLandscape in Malaysia: The World Landscape Architecture Month Conference
Chee Yung Kuan, Director of NeuroLandscape SG, presented “Neurolandscape for Designing Green Spaces” at the World Landscape Architecture Month Conference 2026 on 28 April. His keynote on the Contemplative Landscape Model in assessing Urban Parks and Playscapes in the Tropics was appreciated by the organisers and participants alike, who recognise that this long-awaited tool is Read More
NeuroLandscape in Singapore: Keynote at SJ Group
Dr. Agnieszka Olszewska-Guizzo was at SJ Group in Singapore last Friday to give a keynote speech on the Contemplative Landscape Model (CLM) in a session entitled, “Designing for Mental Health: From Contemplative Landscape Model to Salutogenic Built Environments”. This was a great opportunity to share updates and insights on the groundbreaking research currently ongoing as part Read More
NeuroLandscape in Greece: BLUEPRINT General Assembly Meeting
The NeuroLandscape team was in Patras, Greece this week (3-4 February) to kick off the BLUEPRINT EU Project at its first General Assembly Meeting (GAM), which brings together 23 partners from 10 countries across Europe. Agnieszka Olszewska-Guizzo, Haeeun Lee, and David O’Reilly were in attendance to present and discuss their tasks related to urban renovation Read More
NeuroLandscape in Sweden: SchoolChanger Workshop at Axevalla Folkhögskola
Hej! The NeuroLandscape team is in the Swedish countryside this week (18-19 November) researching how to change schools for the better as part of the SchoolChanger project. NeuroLandscape’s lead researcher on the SchoolChanger project, Ghieth Alkhateeb, is participating in a workshop at Axevalla Folkhögskola, which brings together students, educators, and international design participants to explore Read More
NeuroLandscape in Poland: GreenME General Assembly Meeting
Warsaw, Poland – 17-19 September 2025 Last month, NeuroLandscape’s Agnieszka Olszewska-Guizzo and Lara Renhe attended the third GreenME Project General Assembly Meeting in Warsaw, Poland. The Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) hosted this year’s event under the leadership of Work Package 2 leader Renata Giedych. The meeting marked the halfway point of the Horizon Read More
BLUEPRINT Project Kicks Off!
Happy to announce that our latest research project is already under way! 💙 The BLUEPRINT EU Project is poised to build better living urban ecosystems through participatory renovation and innovation tools. Read more on our BLUEPRINT project page.
NUA Data Collection in Helsinki Complete!
We’ve successfully completed the first stage of the NeuroUrbanism Assessment Study (NUA) in Malmi (Helsinki, Finland)! Over the summer, Agnieszka Olszewska-Guizzo, Anastasia Kokkinou and Nina Pelkonen from NeuroLandscape and Mikko Laak from Forum Virium Helsinki carried out in-situ mEEG data collection of 50 local residents in Malmi and Longinoja Park. Thanks to the lightweight headband Read More
GreenME Fieldwork Audits in Warsaw
For most, summer break is a walk in the park. For NeuroLandscape, summer was also a walk in the park, but with clipboards and tablets in hand. 😎 📝 🌳 This August saw part of the NeuroLandscape team in Warsaw’s urban parks to perform fieldwork audits as part of the GreenME Project funded by Programme Read More