Spaces are the fabric behind everything we do. Large, inviting spaces make us more creative and communicative, while small, cramped spaces leads to frustration and confinement. We fail to recognize the importance of spaces until they are no longer available, during the height of the pandemic, or in the slums of an underdeveloped city. As we humans continue to wage war against ourselves and our planet, we must consider how the spaces we make can make ourselves better humans, by thinking beyond ourselves. What interactive spaces of the future can transform our living, enable productive interactions with technology, encourage sustainable living in a threatened climate, make us more harmonious as opposed to contentious, providing us a context for thinking beyond ourselves? BEYOND HUMAN SPACES explores constructions and interactions that apply built environments and technological insights to enable human existence into the next century despite the challenges to our future posed by our own actions. Studio for Narrative Spaces: is a collective of creative practitioners at City University of Hong Kong School of Creative Media who work with neuroscientists, roboticists, performers, designers, architects to tell immersive stories and grasp how human behaviors are shaped by environmental storytelling.