Cognitive Architecture: Designing for How We Respond to the Built Environment
by Ann Sussman, Justin B Hollander
Cognitive Architecture offers insights into designing built environments that align with human cognitive responses. Authors Ann Sussman and Justin B. Hollander explore how architecture influences behavior, drawing on psychology and neuroscience to provide actionable design principles for creating intuitive and supportive spaces.
About This Book
Cognitive Architecture delves into the ways humans instinctively react to their surroundings, focusing on the built environment's impact on behavior and well-being.
Ann Sussman and Justin B. Hollander draw on research in neuroscience and environmental psychology to guide architects and designers in creating spaces that resonate with innate human responses.
The book emphasizes practical strategies for designing environments that foster positive interactions and reduce stress through thoughtful spatial arrangements.
By understanding cognitive processes, professionals can craft buildings and urban spaces that enhance user experience and promote healthier communities.
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