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w II. 118 George Kapelos Ryerson university Does a Brighter Sun Mean a Darker Future for the Health of Our Cities? (Fig. 1) + A report on a design studio in support of Toronto’s communitybased actions for creating healthy, sun-safe environments.
PRESENTATIONS / (Fig. 2) Working together, what strategies can architects and health practitioners employ to support public policy, good design and sound urban planning in aid of preventing chronic disease? Toronto’s successes in shade design represent the convergence of health and urban ecology for community well-being. This presentation describes the context for this issue and presents outcomes from a design studio, which explored urban ecology at work in skin cancer prevention. With increased globalization and urban intensification, the healthfulness of life in our cities is a shared concern of designers and health promoters. Population health and the well-being of our citizens is connected intrinsically with conditions of our built environment. 1 Health promoters and designers share the belief that value is added when design projects and health strategies work together; well-designed public infrastructures and public health messaging can be mutually supportive. 2 The ecological model affords a common ground for action as theories of urban ecology (the study of the relation of living organisms with each other and their surroundings) and social ecology (the study of human behaviours in relation to their environments) converge. In design disciplines, planners and architects are rediscovering the original tenets of their disciplines and seek to apply first principles to do no harm in their design and planning practices. 3 Skin cancer (and concomitant risks of solar ultra-violet radiation UVR) is one chronic disease whose control is directly impacted by the built environment. 4 Limiting UVR exposure reduces skin cancer risk. 5 Therefore, providing shade in public URBAN ECOLOGIES 2013 KAPELOS 119
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