Knots of young architects are busy examining the layout of the house, while some are taking pictures of the seamless indoor-outdoor living areas, and others are discussing the durability of building.
Applying Neuroscience to the Architectural Features of Masonic Temples - Canadian Architect
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Apr 19, 2021
Join Square & Compass in speaking with Prof. Andrea de Paiva, founder of NeuroAU & Professor of Neurology/Built Spaces.
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In April 2021, Square & Compass was honoured to speak with Prof. Andrea de Paiva, founder of NeuroAU & Professor of Neurology/Built Spaces, about the application of neuroscientific principles to architecture and built environments (including Masonic Temples).
The relationship between a built environment and its users is a fascinating topic; especially over the last year as COVID-19 related restrictions have greatly altered the way a user interacts with his/her built environments.