Imagine the scene: a bunch of smell experts enthusiastically sniffing their way around Barcelona’s public streets and squares and including the famous tourist destination of La Rambla, La Boqueria … Continue reading
EIGHT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES, UBC ROBSON SQUARE, VANCOUVER, CANADA, 16-18 JANUARY 2014 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: CONFERENCE COLLOQUIUM DESIGNING WITH SMELL: CHALLENGES, TECHNIQUES AND PERCEPTIONS To … Continue reading
Neil Bruce talking on Sound Architectures Smell and the City has taken a broader sensory twist recently, launching a new elective module entitled ‘Sensory Architectures’ at the Manchester School of … Continue reading
Apologies dear blog world for the long break since my last blog in November, it has been a busy few months, not least of all as I have been writing … Continue reading
Manchester’s First ‘Penguin Pool’ Earlier this month, Manchester became the first British city outside of London to play host to the ‘Penguin Pool’: a global creative programme of networking events, … Continue reading
Smell and the City had a great time sniffing around Manchester Museum with groups of Junior Smell Detectives and their families earlier this month, as part of an event linking … Continue reading
Smell and the City is back in action after a summer break of writing on how to design with smell in cities (more on that to follow in the next … Continue reading
I was invited recently to present on my research on Smell and the City at a business and community lunch organised by Intergreat Plus, the social enterprise working on Yorkshire’s … Continue reading
Cartoon from The Wasp of May 26, 1882, promoting the then-common racist myth that diseases were rampant in Chinatown. I attended a fascinating talk last week, delivered by Director of … Continue reading
Training in perfumery practices is a specialist and frequently expensive business, often requiring trainees to travel overseas to perfume houses such as those located in Grasse, South of France. For … Continue reading