I'm an assistant professor in Landscape Architecture with an expertise on landscapes and health. I am particularly interested in the links between biodiversity, perceived naturalness and human health and well-being. I have some background in environmental psychology and have experience in quantitative and qualitative research with deprived and vulnerable populations.

Environmental Psychology
Spatial planning and urban development

I would love to join a project exploring perceptions and experience of biodiversity, particularly for urban vulnerable populations, and potentially willing to propose design solutions.

mental health and well-being, environmental psychology, behaviours, landscape architecture, design

International Conference on Urban Health-International Society for Urban Health