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Dr. Anna Boldina
Anna is an architectural designer and researcher focusing on encouraging a variety of serendipitous physical activity, mindfulness and social interactions through the design of built environment. She combines teaching with consultancy for design practices.
Anna Boldina is an architectural designer and researcher specialising in how the built environment can actively support healthier, more engaging everyday life. Her work focuses on designing for movement, mindfulness and social interaction—creating places that gently encourage people to be more active, aware and connected without relying on conscious effort.
She combines academic research with hands-on practice, translating insights from physiology, behaviour and urban design into practical strategies for real projects. Anna works with design teams, developers and public bodies to embed health, inclusivity and environmental thinking into schemes from early concept through to delivery.
Alongside consultancy, she teaches and contributes to research at the University of Cambridge, bringing an evidence-based yet pragmatic approach to design.
Her work is particularly relevant for clients seeking to create distinctive, future-proof places that support wellbeing while meeting commercial and regulatory demands.
Sessions
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Healthy neighbourhoods: Designing healthy living13-May-2026Regenerative Design Stage
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Healthy neighbourhoods: Designing healthy living13-May-2026Regenerative Design Stage