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Neuroscience Informs Design, Now What? Towards an Awe-inspiring Spatial Design
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How can we can expand the idea of “awe” into a more secular setting for architectural design using neuroscience?
Neuroscience Informs Design, Now What? Towards an Awe-inspiring Spatial Design | The Centre for Conscious Design Skip to content Conscious Cities Anthology 2019: Science-Informed Architecture and Urbanism Neuroscience Informs Design, Now What? Towards an Awe-inspiring Spatial Design Wendi Yan Wendi Yan October 7, 2019 DOI:10.33797/CCA19.01.19 Conscious Cities Anthology 2019: Science-Informed Architecture and Urbanism How can we can expand the idea of “awe” into a more secular setting for architectural design using neuroscience? I grew up in Beijing, and have always lived in or near the center
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