What differs between the urbanscape of the daylight and the urbanscape in the dark? What do our built environments say about the current state of our society and our economics? Night walking has been a pastime of many who wish to see deeper into the structure and form of our urban centers. It is an opportunity to move beyond the conformity and confines required of us in the daylight hours. Join us for a fascinating conversation with Nick Dunn about why we are really afraid of the dark and how night walking can give us a new perspective of the world.

About the guest:
Nick Dunn is the author of numerous books on architecture, art practices, design processes and urbanism. He is Chair of Urban Design at Imagination, an open and exploratory research lab at Lancaster University where he is also Research Director for the Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts and Associate Director of the Institute for Social Futures. He lives and walks in Manchester.