Saira Ali, President of the Landscape Institute
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What makes a place truly work for people? And how can better streets, parks and public spaces transform health, wellbeing and opportunity? In this episode of the Making Active Places podcast, National Active Travel Commissioner Chris Boardman sits down with Dr Saira Ali, President of the Landscape Institute, to explore why great places are about far more than infrastructure. Drawing on her experience leading transformational projects in Bradford, Saira discusses the importance of listening to communities, designing with, rather than for, people, and creating spaces that encourage walking, cycling, social connection and healthier lives. Saira also reflects on lessons from cities such as Paris and Barcelona, the opportunities created by devolution, and why every project should start with the question: how will this make people feel?