The Challenge of Adapting Neuroscience to the Needs of Architecture
Sep 18, 2014
This presentation introduces a threefold distinction within Neuroscience for Architecture (NfA): the neuroscience of the experience of architecture, the neuroscience of design for architecture, and neuromorphic architecture. The exposition of these approaches is framed by a discussion of key aspects of neuroscience to give a sense of the levels of analysis involved, and is applied to architectural analysis within the context of library design.
Presented at:
2014 ANFA Conference (Salk Institute for Biological Studies, La Jolla, CA)
Published & professionally reviewed by:
Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture
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