Anna Louise Bradley is an urban researcher and advisor at STIPO. At STIPO, she organises and co-facilitates the annual City at Eye Level international masterclasses in order to handover expertise to professionals working to create better cities, streets, and places. 

Within Placemaking Europe,  Anna acts as the Projects Leader across a variety of international European funded works centred on research to practice cross-pollination, and specifically works with a ‘programme management vision’ to ensure the longevity of the organisation. 

Particular interests include developing urban environments using wayfinding and engagement strategies to boost physical access, safety, fitness, and, ultimately well-being benefits. Anna is also deeply passionate to use data analysis to support social-value creation in our shared spaces. 

Anna has received an Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Toronto looking closely at the connection between mental illness, environmental inputs, and epigenetics. Additionally, Anna continued her time at U of T with a Project Management certification. At Utrecht University she has researched the relationship between the built environment, habitual behaviours related to movement and fitness, and well being, while especially considering influence from power relations. Throughout her education, Anna has applied rigorous statistics and data management to explore her interests deductively, in the pursuit to improve quality of life for all in our cities.