Psychology

The Intriguing Psychology Of Therapeutic Architecture

Therapeutic Architecture

Introduction A built environment that is more people-centered, to identify and incorporate all those spatial elements that interact with people on a physiological, as well as the psychological level, is what makes up therapeutic architecture. The term ‘therapeutic architecture’ was coined by Kate Johnstone, one of the rare architects with a Ph.D. in healthcare architecture.

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Hacking Your Habitat: Neuroarchitecture Tips for a Better Design

neuroarchitecture

These days, humans spend most of their time indoors rather than working or relaxing exposure to the outdoors is becoming quite less popular, so the architecture has a big influence on people’s bodies and minds. Every year, more and more new research on neuroarchitecture is published, which suggests that people are becoming more interested in

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The Intriguing Psychology Behind Interior Design: Important Things To Know

Psychology

Introduction  Interior design is used to make efficient, secure, and aesthetically pleasing spaces by reviewing the space requirements, selecting decorative items, and establishing optimal furniture arrangements whilst obeying the relevant blueprint, building code, and inspection obligations. Interior design is not only the art and science of enriching the interior of a building to achieve a

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Prison Architecture: Towards a More Secure Yet Humane Prison Design

Prison

Prisons have been replaced by “correctional facilities” and “detention centres.” Whatever language we use, incarceration has grown into a huge industry that supports the banking, legal, food service, and telecommunications industries, as well as architects, designers, and contractors. However, while architects and psychologists have spent a lot of time thinking about how to make better

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Anthropometrics and Ergonomics: How is it Important in Architectural Design?

Anthropometrics

Introduction Leonardo da Vinci intended to memorialise Vitruvius’s description of man’s ideal human body 500 years ago. To do so, he meticulously measured and combined dimensions, resulting in the Vitruvian Man, one of the most famous depictions of the human form in the world and one of the first sources of anthropometrics recommendations. Anthropometrics of

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Architecture Shapes Human Life: An Interesting Insight

An Interesting Insight

Throughout history, architecture has been the essence of richness reflecting values, customs, traditions, region, topography, and civilizations’ rise and fall. From the architecture of ancient civilizations to modern society, the inhabitants had a physical and emotional connection to the space they dwelled in. Human needs evolved so did their need of dwelling. However, the space

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Built Environment and Mental Health: Interesting Impact of Building Design on Human Psychology

Built Environment

The built environment around people, directly and indirectly, affects them. Poor housing quality leads to psychological distress. Living in an area that is too congested may have unfavorable effects on a person’s wellbeing. Design elements have a direct connection with a person’s psychological health and they also help a person navigate space.  Living in loud

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