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
Stewart Brand ties the concept of "subconscious milieu" with architecture in his book "How Buildings Learn" by emphasizing the importance of designing buildings that are responsive to the needs and experiences of the people who inhabit them. He advocates for creating environments that consider the social milieu and the sensory experiences of the oc... See more
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A designer’s belief about the behavioral influence of spaces on users is foundational to the designed outcomes of a space.
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Neuro design is the use of insights from neuroscience and psychology in creating more effective designs.
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This is true of everything in the garden. Each flower, tree, and vine is seen in relation to the whole by the gardener so that the visitors can have unique yet coherent experiences as they find their own paths through the garden. We create the garden as a sort of experience generator, capable of infinite expression and meaning.
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Cities Need to Realize the Value of Emotional Design
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