Inside the World of 'Neuroarchitecture': How Buildings Affect Your Brain https://twp.ai/4imhcB

Two fundamentally different solutions to parallel processing, working in very different ways.

And each neuroarchitecture, neurotypical and autistic, ends finding certain processing more or less easy to do.

What's interesting is how there is simultaneously more density of communication on one scale, and less on another.

It is a competing neuroarchitecture with its own specific attributes, the brain is doing things *very* differently on a fundamental level.

Delighted to be interviewed for our @ucl.ac.uk podcast on neuroarchitecture and neurodesign

Last night our team launched a new International Centre for NeuroArchitecture and NeuroDesign at the Swedish Ambassadors private residence.

My co-directors: (left to right) Carina Carlman, Isabelle Sjovall and Fiona Zisch:

See coverage:
www.ucl.ac.uk/global/news/...

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Join us next Thurs (22nd May 5.20pm UK time) to watch a panel discussion on our NeuroArchitecture Project: 100 Minds in Motion

100+ people explored, navigated & evacuated an art gallery kitted out with a range of sensors

First findings revealed

Register:
www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/res...

What happens when neuroscience meets architecture? In ep.2 of our Mental Health and Wellbeing mini-series, we speak to the trailblazing team behind the world’s first international centre for neuroarchitecture and neurodesign.

Listen 👇https://bit.ly/40ojtzD

Here is the MIT Tech Review article covering the data collection linked to this new Phd Opportunity at our new International Centre for NeuroArchitecture and NeuroDesign:

www.technologyreview.com/2024/09/13/1...

Tonight/today 6pm UK / 7pm CET / 1pm EST I'll be giving an talk about research in my lab on Neuroarchitecture,
tracking, scanning people as they experience and navigate spaces:

meet.google.com/wbo-iqwy-zzk

As part of our trip, we met with the RISE Research Institutes of Sweden to advance joint efforts in NeuroArchitecture & NeuroDesign

Building on our collaboration, we are developing research to enhance well-being through innovative design

#UCLEurope

Read our earlier announcement ⬇️
bit.ly/4b8sjWe

Neuroarchitecture: Designing Spaces with Our Brain in Mind

If you're in London in Sept and haven't seen our £50M Lab UCL PEARL...
...why not come down in Sept have a look around and pick up £30 as a participant in our next crazy neurocience & architecture study - Minds in Motion:

mindsinmotioncrowd.netlify.app

There's another small detail, neuroarchitecture, both micro, meso, and macro...

UCL Innovation & Enterprise colleagues met with the RISE Research Institutes of Sweden on Tuesday to progress joint efforts in NeuroArchitecture and NeuroDesign.

#UCLEurope

Quand les lieux influencent le cerveau
Jean-François Poulin reçoit Lydia Lammari pour parler de neuroarchitecture, une approche qui utilise la lumière, l’acoustique et l’organisation des espaces pour favoriser concentration, créativité et bien-être. moncarnet.com/2026/08/07/l...

Memory is not just in the head. It’s scaffolded by spatial structure.

This opens new doors in neuroarchitecture, design psychology, and the science of memory.

#Neuroarchitecture #Memory #VR #EmbodiedCognition #EnvironmentalPsychology #Landmarks #EpisodicMemory #SpatialCognition

Very cool!

Neuroarchitecture:

How Your Brain Responds to Different Spaces -

Have you ever heard of neuroarchitecture?
What would spaces look like if architects designed buildings based on the emotions, healing, and happiness of the user?

‘Here, we suggest that the vertebrate neuroarchitecture does not respect the boundaries of standard mental terms, and propose that neuroscience should aim to unravel the dynamic coupling between large-scale brain circuits and complex, naturalistic behaviours.’

Wishing a happy 63rd birthday to Nobel laureate May-Britt Moser! Her co-discovery of grid cells in 2005 gave us the physical neuroarchitecture of how individuals are able to orient themselves in space and create mental maps of their surroundings.

tinyurl.com/mra77srn

#WomeninSTEM #NeuroSky 🧪🧠⚕️

Beautiful anatomical work from the Homberg lab of the central complex in cockroaches. The central complex is a higher order brain region that controls behaviors such as locomotion and goal directed navigation.

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

Neuroarchitecture: When the Brain Enters the Building and the Millisecond Betrays It

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If you are interested in #neuroarchitecture and #biophilicdesign, our research group (www.arct.cam.ac.uk/research/res...) is producing regular academic papers. Here are three: www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/14...; www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....; www.mdpi.com/2076-3425/14...;

THERE’S A SUBJECT CALLED NEUROARCHITECTURE

Meet Meredith Banasiak, Colleen Berryessa, and Parizard Bilimoria, who will be sharing insights on neuroarchitecture, neurocriminology, and neuroscience & society at the Virtual Career Fair in Neuroscience & Society!

Register to attend here: neuroxcareers.org/careerfair/

Is your boring city killing you?
WIRED Magazine Highlights #Neuroarchitecture & Boring City Health Effects neuroarchitect.com/wired-neuroa...