Neuroarchitecture and Landscaping: Healing Spaces and the Potential of Sensory Gardens
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Neuroarchitecture and Landscaping: Healing Spaces and the Potential of Sensory Gardens
Are you very much affected by your environment? If so, how?
This basically comes down to Neuroarchitecture which is the study of how we interact with our built environments. Truly the main if not only reason I chose to design buildings really.
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alyssaanselmo_instagram.comThe physician and writer, Oliver Sacks, explains the value of gardens:
“As a writer, I find gardens essential to the creative process; as a physician, I take my patients to gardens whenever possible. All of us have had the experience of wandering through a lush garden or a timeless desert, walking by a river or an ocean, or climbing a mountain and... See more
“As a writer, I find gardens essential to the creative process; as a physician, I take my patients to gardens whenever possible. All of us have had the experience of wandering through a lush garden or a timeless desert, walking by a river or an ocean, or climbing a mountain and... See more
James Clear • 3-2-1: Creative Ideas, Wealth, and Making Life a Celebration | James Clear
As a writer, I find gardens essential to the creative process; as a physician, I take my patients to gardens whenever possible. All of us have had the experience of wandering through a lush garden or a timeless desert, walking by a river or an ocean, or climbing a mountain and finding ourselves simultaneously calmed and reinvigorated, engaged in... See more