Belonging in our cities is shaped by the built environment. What we design, preserve or remove determines who feels welcome, safe and represented. Too often, people, disabled people and communities from global majority backgrounds are excluded from decisions shaping their neighbourhoods. Forest of the Senses, designed by Giles Miller Studio and hosted by Teulo Talks LIVE, reimagines belonging as embodied and shared. Installed in Reddie’s London showroom, a sculptural forest of precision-machined timber by Glenalmond Timber using Abodo wood invites visitors to move through and touch the work. Sound, scent and woodland-inspired food create a multi-sensory experience exploring circular design.