Routledge Handbook of Neuroscience and the Built Environment (eBook, PDF)
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According to the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development), in the21st century, we are living in a New Age of Biology, acknowledging the rapid developmentof transformative findings in the life sciences. The Routledge Handbook of Neuroscience andthe Built Environment shows how these new findings impact architecture, planning, anddesign, changing our understanding how people respond to their surroundings, and howthese environments can be optimized for human well-being.A total of 31 chapters, presented in six sections, discuss human perception, the needfor connection, and how d...
According to the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development), in the
21st century, we are living in a New Age of Biology, acknowledging the rapid development
of transformative findings in the life sciences. The Routledge Handbook of Neuroscience and
the Built Environment shows how these new findings impact architecture, planning, and
design, changing our understanding how people respond to their surroundings, and how
these environments can be optimized for human well-being.
A total of 31 chapters, presented in six sections, discuss human perception, the need
for connection, and how design impacts health and well-being, through topics such as
neuroaesthetics, color, memory and place, proportion, sound, neurophenomenology,
neurodiversity, biophilia, beauty, artificial intelligence, among many others. Expert
international contributors look to answer key questions as follows: What do architects and
designers need to know about neuroscience? How does architecture and design impact us
non-consciously? Why is acknowledging the human subliminal experience important? What
tools can designers use to "see" our subliminal behaviors?
This volume will be important reading for the design community, whether practicing,
educating, or studying, as well as policy makers and public health professionals.
21st century, we are living in a New Age of Biology, acknowledging the rapid development
of transformative findings in the life sciences. The Routledge Handbook of Neuroscience and
the Built Environment shows how these new findings impact architecture, planning, and
design, changing our understanding how people respond to their surroundings, and how
these environments can be optimized for human well-being.
A total of 31 chapters, presented in six sections, discuss human perception, the need
for connection, and how design impacts health and well-being, through topics such as
neuroaesthetics, color, memory and place, proportion, sound, neurophenomenology,
neurodiversity, biophilia, beauty, artificial intelligence, among many others. Expert
international contributors look to answer key questions as follows: What do architects and
designers need to know about neuroscience? How does architecture and design impact us
non-consciously? Why is acknowledging the human subliminal experience important? What
tools can designers use to "see" our subliminal behaviors?
This volume will be important reading for the design community, whether practicing,
educating, or studying, as well as policy makers and public health professionals.
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