app03 Wed, 22 Jul 2026 11:13:25 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) https://sensitive-spring-774.fireside.fm/tags/outer%20space Tue, 21 Jul 2026 17:00:00 -0400 Tune in to the latest episode on our podcast, Tea with Taz, where we cover fun and informative topics about the built environment in Arizona en-us episodic Listen as Taz L Khatri interviews industry experts on the local architecture in Arizona Taz Khatri Tune in to the latest episode on our podcast, Tea with Taz, where we cover fun and informative topics about the built environment in Arizona no Taz Khatri taz@tazkhatristudios.com https://sensitive-spring-774.fireside.fm/37 548ddee6-0190-4a95-ba8d-449045896c84 Tue, 21 Jul 2026 17:00:00 -0400 Taz Khatri full Taz Khatri Architect and professor Kate Dudzik-Smith, an expert on trauma informed design, tells us how designing for the needs of the human body is central to all design considerations especially when dealing with vulnerable populations like the homeless and even those pioneers who go up in space. This conversation is for everyone because trauma-informed design is just good, thoughtful, and universal design that benefits all people, regardless of status, background, and whether you have plans to go to outer space. 47:21 no <p>Architect and professor Kate Dudzik-Smith, an expert on trauma informed design, tells us how designing for the needs of the human body is central to all design considerations especially when dealing with vulnerable populations like the homeless and even those pioneers who go up in space. This conversation is for everyone because trauma-informed design is just good, thoughtful, and universal design that benefits all people, regardless of status, background, and whether you have plans to go to outer space. </p> homeless, unhoused, outer space, housing, architecture Architect and professor Kate Dudzik-Smith, an expert on trauma informed design, tells us how designing for the needs of the human body is central to all design considerations especially when dealing with vulnerable populations like the homeless and even those pioneers who go up in space. This conversation is for everyone because trauma-informed design is just good, thoughtful, and universal design that benefits all people, regardless of status, background, and whether you have plans to go to outer space.

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