Inclusive Design: Harnessing AI and Psychogeography to Create Healing Shared Spaces for Sustainable Communities

Madhumita Hussain; Ashi Yadav

Inclusive Design: Harnessing AI and Psychogeography to Create Healing Shared Spaces for Sustainable Communities

Author(s)	Dr. Madhumita Hussain, Ms. Ashi Yadav
Country	India
Abstract	Psycho-geography is a study of relationship between individuals, their feelings and their localities. The recreational space, parks, plazas, and complexes are becoming more appreciated as they help to contribute to a sense of connection, creativity, and health. They are emotional touch points spaces which can be relaxed, interacted with and engaged with. In this paper, the author will explore healing qualities of shared space in a psycho-geographic context and how it relieves stress, fights loneliness and promotes community. Lodhi Art District, New Delhi is a street art gallery located in the center of Delhi which consists of colorful murals and street art and is turning the area into a vibrant and open public space. In the modern societies, shared spaces are not merely places to be, but they can make people feel better socially and emotionally. They demonstrate their neediness in terms of establishing healthier and interrelated societies by providing a potent remedy to the measure of stress and loneliness of urban life. According to the World Health Organization, green spaces are associated with a reduction of 12 percent anxiety and depression. According to the MHA, 8 out of 10 individuals participating in community activities within shared spaces report that the level of mental health has improved. (UN) According to the report, the cities where people could reach the public space easily experienced 25 percent less social unrest and violence. Properly designed social areas may help individuals feel improved, reduce their anxiety, and unite individuals. These spaces are ideal in terms of mental health when they are open to all, include nature there, and can be changed. The AI-based platforms can be used by people in a community to share ideas on common places in virtual models, polls, and simulations. These systems are able to scan remarks, predict the way individuals will communicate with one another, and provide desired design characteristics that ensure that individuals find it effortless to connect and recuperate. It can contribute to people being creative, becoming active in their society, and knowing different cultures. It is also able to make their houses appear different. To keep these advantages, however, we must correct the errors of excessive number, equitable access, and service. These spaces are most beneficial to people who have mental health issues when they are accessible to all, there is nature in them, and they can be changed. AI-powered platforms provide people of a community with a chance to express their vision of a common place in the form of virtual models, polls, and simulations. Such systems can scan through comments, calculate the way individuals will communicate, and provide design possibilities that enable individuals to communicate and heal with ease. It may assist individuals to become creative, active in their society and to know about different cultures. It is also able to render their homes special. However, to enjoy these, we must work with the issue of congestion, equitable access, and upkeep.
Keywords	Psychogeography, Spaces, Creativity, Social Health, Community Engagement
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On	2026-05-13

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