Urban Happiness - Liverpool

This design is a gentle yet meaningful addition to the existing master plan, aiming to breathe new life into the neighbourhood without overwhelming what’s already there.

A passionate Sustainable Urban Design student with a keen interest in people-centred cities, ecological thinking, and meaningful placemaking. Curious, collaborative, and driven by a strong sense of environmental responsibility, they enjoy exploring how design can positively impact everyday urban life and are committed to shaping greener, more inclusive futures.

Sachi Pavasiya

I’m an architect currently pursuing a Master’s in Sustainable Urban Design at the University of Nottingham. Passionate about people and place, my work focuses on creating inclusive, sustainable spaces that enrich the urban realm. I aim to design environments that are engaging, accessible, and rooted in the needs of all users.

Priyal Khiwansara

Anmol Moze

Urban Happiness - Liverpool

This design is a gentle yet meaningful addition to the existing master plan, aiming to breathe new life into the neighbourhood without overwhelming what’s already there. It focuses on creating a vibrant, living space where nature and community come together. At the heart of the project is a vision for a biodiverse park that welcomes not just people, but also birds, animals, marine species, and even the smallest microorganisms. By blending natural landscapes with active public spaces, the park is designed to be a central hub—a place to relax, connect, and feel part of something bigger. Whether it’s a morning walk, a family picnic, or simply watching wildlife thrive, the space invites everyone to slow down and enjoy the richness of their surroundings. This isn’t just a green space; it’s a shared environment that grows with the people and creatures who call it home.