In our journey to understand how to shape the built environment around human experiences, we are deeply invested in contributing to the foundation of the burgeoning transdisciplinary field of NEUROARCHITECTURE. We believe the design process should start by exploring the connections between humans and spaces, making the insights we gain from neuroarchitectural research crucial to how we approach architecture and design.
Below, you can find our latest findings and thoughts.
What can neuroscience reveal about how we experience architecture? An interview with Vittorio Gallese.
After both speaking at the Atmospheres and Architectonics conference at MOME Budapest, Noumen Studio co-founder Ákos Orbán had the opportunity to sit down with Vittorio Gallese, a pioneering figure in cognitive neuroscience and co-discoverer of mirror neurons.
DISSECTING ARCHITECTURAL ATMOSPHERES: Bridging Affordances, Multisensoriality, and the Neurosciences
A research paper aiming to start building a solid fountation for the transdisciplinary field of Neuroarchitecture.
GRACE FARMS: An Architectural Model for Restorative Design
A research paper with a focus on Environmental Psychology.