Body, Memory, and Architecture (Yale Paperbound)
by Charles W. Moore, Kent C. Bloomer
A thoughtful exploration of how architecture engages the human body and memory, guiding designers and readers to consider the sensory experience of space.
About This Book
Body, Memory, and Architecture examines how physical spaces influence human perception and memory.
The authors discuss the sensory and emotional dimensions of architectural environments.
Readers are encouraged to consider the body’s role in experiencing built spaces.
The book offers insights relevant to architects, designers, and those interested in environmental psychology.
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