Social media posts sentiment analysis in Borough Market.

Relationship between different visual experiences (pictures) and human emotions in the Borough market area derived from visual content sentiment analysis.

Detection of 8 gases in Borough Market using Arduino sensors highlighting the relationship between mood and odour by comparing GSR and gas data.

The airflow through the site was modelled and the extreme points of the wind speed were chosen for the detection of gas data.

A network of pathways to set up a new market in Lloyd Park, East London, based on the diffusion of odours where placemaking follows the concentration of odour particles.

The visual experience of the participants is enhanced, reshaped, and hybridised with the visual elements of the Borough Market to create an aesthetic that transcends space., transforming a visual experience from 2D images to 3D geometries.

As the market ecology expands, more participants are attracted and driven through the stalls, producing further iterations of the process, creating new assemblages of the market stalls typologies.

An interface that by combining the affective experiences of the users on site with the spatial and aesthetic intelligence developed through machine learning in Borough Market creates a novel generative approach to the design of market ecologies.

The 15cm basic unit combines different types of spaces such as tables, stairs etc. as well as storage, showing different material variations: harder materials for stress areas such as steps, and softer materials for areas used by people.

The simulation of the generative process of the stalls outlines how the participants transformed the sensory experience into a physical space. The new geometry will form a continuous space.

The geometric units are generated on the basis of the voxels projected in the virtual interface.

The Borough Market spatial, material and colour palette is reintroduced in Lloyd Park. As the number of users of the virtual interface increases, new food clusters are formed by the creation of voxel prototypes.

The new interface sets up a system in which participants upload their own visual experiences to generate voxels as prototypes, building clusters of food that contain colour features.

This approach, based on participants' emotions and perceptions of urbanisation, proposes a particular syntax that combines spatial intelligence and aesthetic qualities while describing new spatial scenarios mediated by new urban practices.