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The flow of goods and services - but in this case the quiet sense of water and the representation of mobilities. The water fountain shapes society as much as it shapes us.

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Useful and easily accessible if you fall ill and need to pick something up quickly. Don’t need to go into town just for medicine. Just a 5 minute walk and you’ve got what you need. Encourages students to look after themselves and their health.

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The greenery prevails as the ducks walk on the surface. We believe that ducks are crucial to wellbeing because they represent happiness and the generic idea of peace. In this photo they are running away due to the scary human presence however we cannot undermine the importance of such animals.

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This is my favourite tree. Its a good tree. It makes me feel happy. It is also good for the environment and biodiversity. It also spruces up an ugly county building.

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Everyone needs to take a break from lecture week that could be very stressful.

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Mushrooms :). Found on the woodland trail. Befinical for wellbeing as it allows you to easily connect with nature. However, the very loud roads on the other side of the woods limits how peaceful it actually is.

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Good lighting around campus helps people to feel safe walking at night and promotes mobility

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Great as a well-being space. The noise of the water and the visuals of the light is sensory and creates a calming atmosphere, which relates to therapeutic landscape . The lights can also be seen in the darkness which is great during winter. Some could see this as negative, not only does it reflect 99% of Lancaster’s weather but could be seen as a waste of water and electricity.

There’s benches around the area opening the area as a more social landscape. Located in a relatively quiet part of campus

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Architecture is pretty, especially in summer all hours of the day

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They need to be improved, the timers lie

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Campus is very well lit. Light is vital in urban areas to allow safe and easy navigation. Light creates a sense of safety which assists mental wellbeing. Light aids mobility by making evening and night time travel more accessible, especially in the winter.
Light has a shapes society because people will be more likely to be mobile in well-lit areas. This centres society around areas with light. However, society will also create light in its major centres, meaning there is a two-way relationship.
Light does have drawbacks in the form of light pollution - this can cause overstimulation in the case of a variety of bright and coloured lights concentrated in small areas, having negative impacts on wellbeing, especially among those with conditions such as epilepsy making them vulnerable to flashing lights. Light pollution can also impede vision into darker areas, having negative effects opposite to light's positive effects on those areas. Light pollution also prevents people from seeing the night sky and the stars, which could have potentially been a source of solace or scientific interest amongst some.

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The tree is valuable to well-being because it brings a sense of calm to the centre of the library. Plants reduce stress levels and keep blood pressure lower, making you more productive. This is valuable in a library environment where stress levels are likely to be high. Green space helps to bring calm to the environment.

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The Ecohub is an area that ensures sustainability in the university which makes me feel better about the impact I’m having on the climate.

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The water fountains and colourful lights near the Great Hall complex are a fun addition to the therapeutic landscape. The seating area around the perimeter also serves as relaxing and a place for people to hang out.

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Recycling bins are placed around campus to make recycling very accessible. It improves both ecological and personal well being due to the removal of litter creating a nicer and cleaner environment. People are more likely to spend their time on campus knowing it is a cleaner and therefore safer environment to work in. It also allows the waste products to be repurposed and then redistributed reducing overall waste.

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This open and inviting space can be used for many purposes as it has kitchen facilities, seating areas and board games. The TV serves as entertainment for groups and societies which adds to the comfort students can experience in their free time.

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Negative wellbeing - especially for tall people

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Negative wellbeing - especially for tall people

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This is consumption at its finest. Americanisation at work. As students from all over the world, we are consuming other countries' food and thus their culture.

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This is Grizedale Herb Box. It reduces the carbon footprint of herbs that would have been bought in supermarkets. The commodity change has been reduced as the consumer may be the producer of the product. The impact on food miles may be minimal but it sets an example for other products people can grow by themselves. A community may also be created from this box, which improves the social environment of the campus.

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The campus ducks definitely add to the therapeutic landscape around the university. They’re known by everyone and are definitely part of the community, which lightens the mood and decreases stress when you’re walking around

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the uneven intentional flooring allows for safer mobility around the duck ponds, and allows for more people to appreciate the therapeutic landscape. this increases mobility for everyone ✨🦆✨

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Costa allows people to spend quality time together and for individuals to relax or get some work done. It links to well being and its part of the therapeutic landscape on campus.

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The living wall in the library helps create a very therapeutic atmosphere. It brings an element of nature to the inside, which can be very calming when studying. There is also an opportunity to water it yourself, and looking after houseplants is something that is often linked to improved wellbeing and less stress

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lift to allow mobility down levels through out campus to allow connectivity, however the lift was small in space and slow in speed. which could reduce mobility for bigger wheelchairs and slow their ability to move around campus

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More expansion of campus may be a good thing for more space for students. However plans to expand campus could reduce Green space and reduce the relaxing spaces around campus. Therefore it gives sense of a more metropolitan crowded place that is less appealing and would reduce habitats for animals reducing ecological wellbeing

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Promotes the consumption of sustainable energy linking to social practise theory as it focuses to fix the environmental issues caused by past and present social activities

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Improve wellbeing through providing visual interest throughout campus. It relates to material cultures through our culture putting value upon sculptures, while sculptures also contribute to our culture.

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Where did the ball come from? Who made it? (Material culture)

This is an inclusive social activity which is good for our mental and physical health. Improving a skill leads to a sense of satisfaction in oneself and the fun competitive element allows for brain stimulation. It's also a mobility that encourages physical activity.

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The underpass is central to the campus and a great access to the town centre and beyond, promoting students mobilities. Linking to this is the lift access, offering wheelchair access and representing great access for the university. However as we can see the lift is out of service and has been for some time, showing a temporary short term barrier to students mobilities

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The ability to choose from a large range of products to fit our own personal life choices enables a better sense of wellbeing through fulfilled personal freedoms. This also links to consumption through informed choices about environmental impacts (plastic waste/meat consumption). Mobilites can also be explored due to the international origins of food which facilitates the spread of differing global cultures (Chinese noodle dishes/Italian pizzas and American coca cola)

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Sultans allows for a thriving social life as you can meet up to consume food. However, can promote over consumption due to its location to the buses and it’s tempting food after a night out. Linking to consumer choice paradigm as rational individuals are making unhealthy decisions

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This is not good for my well being

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Promote a college family feeling and is a therapeutic landscape for some, however they may encourage unhealthy drinking habits. Wellbeing us improved through the sofas.

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Recycling bins promote sustainability, and help the environment. They are dotted throughout campus, as well as being in everyone’s accommodation, this links to mobility as it reduces the distance people have to travel in order to help look after our space. This links to materials because it’s reducing the amount of material going to landfill.

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Tries to embody the natural environment to enhance a place of quiet and calm. Having depictions of nature is good and promotes a cohesive working environment. 

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The Chaplaincy creates a space for meditation and spiritual contemplation for students and staff. This is beneficial for mental health by helping students connect to the spiritual aspects of their life. It is a place of comfort and safety in the difficult times of one's life, and can be a place to seek advice. The Chaplaincy also houses social events and activities, providing another way to help boost mental wellbeing.

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The presence of Costa is very therapeutic.  It rejuvenates the soul. This is a very positive thing to have on campus. The downside is that it is a chain as opposed to an independent cafe. It is rather expensive for what it is.

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Not only is this a fun way to explore campus (!), it is also good for physical health and wellbeing. It demonstrates how mobilities is not only a pragmatic activity but also one that can be given meaning beyond this. It gets you outdoors and away from screens and study, which makes you feel more grounded and feeling refreshed.

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These maps around campus improve mobility for students and visitors while also improving wellbeing as people are less lost. They light up so are also accessible when it is dark.

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Situated behind the LICA building, the pods are found in a quiet wooded area. Their wooden exterior blends in with the surrounding area, and promotes a calming and inviting atmosphere. They are useful for studying and getting out in nature, away from the bustle of the campus.

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The noticeboards promote wellbeing as they encourage students to be expressive and is a way of promoting societies and other events giving the campus a more sociable feeling

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Views around campus promote happiness as they are very pretty especially on a sunny day

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Ponds improve wellbeing through bluespace therapeutic landscapes. It also encourages ducks and creates and ecosystem.

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The bike allows for alternative modes of transport and safe storage of bicycles. It reduces the carbon footprint and makes areas further away easier to access ie town opposite ends of campus.

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This green space promotes ecological well-being as it fosters biodiversity. It also improves air quality through carbon sequestration. Accommodation looks out onto this as well as benches to allow people to meditate in nature, which is good for personal mental health. We are consumers of nature! 🌳

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The campus allotment by Lonsdale college enables a more sustainable approach to healthy eating and food production. The area helps to improve personal well-being. This links in with consumption as by volunteering and using its crop can help reduce your carbon footprint. It links in with mobilities as you do not have to travel into town to get some of your food. It’s very accessible to all those interested in helping out there.

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The bus stop and transport links are valuable to our wellbeing as they promote  the Mobilities of students who make up the university and create the community.
It is a social form of transport and encourages interactions with the community.
It gives on campus students a greater sense of freedom and reduces feelings of isolation.

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The practice rooms on campus are great for therapeutic landscapes as they all people to practice something they enjoy and facilitate art and music which is inherent to our wellbeing. It gives us time away from screens and a sense of happiness. One can also hear the people practicing when walking past the building which is beautiful as there are very talented musicians at this university! The rooms are good, however, some of the pianos have problems with keys and are often hard to book due to popular demand.