Wherever you're from and whatever your background, we’re glad you’re here!

The PGH Platform is a movement and meeting space for people who care about making places healthier and more just for everyone. At the heart of our work is environmental health equity — the idea that everyone has the right to live in a healthy environment. We bring together people from across fields — design, planning, healthcare, community development, research, the arts, and more — to share knowledge, ask questions, and build better ways forward.

The platform

  • Support open dialogue and creative exchange

  • Share insights that challenge business-as-usual

  • Highlight projects that work in diverse local contexts

  • Promote long-term, meaningful change — from the smallest rooms to the largest cities

Whether you're an architect, policymaker, community advocate — or just someone curious about how design shapes daily life — you’re in the right place.

Take a look around, explore our work, and join the conversation. We’d love to welcome you into the dialogue — and into action.

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Featured

Interview |
Anjan
Chatterjee

Interview |
Isabelle
Sjövall

The second in the PGHPLT | Interview Series is available now! In this interview we talk with Anjan Chatterjee, Professor, Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, University of Pennsylvania.

Read the full interview here

The first in the PGHPLT | Interview Series is available now! In this interview we talk with Isabelle Sjövall, Brain Researcher and Director for Neuro Architecture and Neuro Design at the Research Institute of Sweden (RISE) and the first Person to complete a PhD in Neurodesign.

Read the full interview here

Upcoming events

  • The PGHPLT | Conversation Series starting the first week of December

  • The PGHPLT | Gathering in Pittsburgh and New York in May, 2026

More information coming soon!

a movement and catalyst
for change at the intersection of architecture, urban planning and public health