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| 100 | _aSPILLER ,Neil. | ||
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_aNeuro Architecture _bDesigning With The Mind In Mind |
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_aLondon. _bWILEY,John _c2020 |
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_a136 p. _b Couv.Ill .en coul. Ill en coul.plans _c28 |
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| 520 | _b Special Issue:Neouroarchitecture Pages: 1-136 November/December 2020 • Introduction Why Do People Feel More Comfortable in One Space than Another? Ian Ritchie • Pages: 6-13 Articles Mind in Life in Architecture: A Conversation with Architectural Historian Alberto Pérez-Gómez Ian Ritchie • Pages: 14-21 Stage Left, Stage Right – The Heavens & Hell: Embodied Meaning & Memory in Performance Michael Boyd • Pages: 22-27 Resonant Bodies in Immersive Space Sarah Robinson • Pages: 28-35 Species of Space Sergei Gepshtein • Pages: 36-41 Designing for the Multisensory Mind Charles Spence • Pages: 42-49 Losing Myself: Designing for People with Dementia Níall McLaughlin • Pages: 50-59 Mind Landscapes: Navigation, Habitat and Imagination James Corner • Pages: 60-65 Light Regulation of Circadian Rhythms: Fact and Fiction and Design Implications Russell G Foster • Pages: 66-71 Disembodied Worlds – Body, Brain and Architecture in the Digital Age: A Conversation with Psychobiologist Vittorio Gallese Ian Ritchie • Pages: 72-79 News from Nowhere: A Biological Reading Harry Francis Mallgrave • Pages: 80-87 Museums and the Embodied Mind: Sensory Engagement with Artworks and Architecture Barry C Smith • Pages: 88-93 Neuroscience Does Design: What the Brain's Architecture Can Teach Architects Danbee Kim, Adam R Kampff • Pages: 94-99 | ||