Quantifying Human Experience in Interior Architectural Spaces

The Cognitive-Emotional Design and Study of Architectural Space: A Scoping Review of Neuroarchitecture and Its Precursor Approaches

“…Neuroscience and VR can be combined [ 322 ]. This combination allows researchers to develop virtual environments and record the neurophysiological and behavioural responses of experimental subjects [ 323 , 324 , 325 , 326 , 327 , 328 ]. It has been suggested that this combination is more rigorous than research in physical settings using self-reports [ 329 ].…”

The Impact of Indoor, Outdoor and Urban Architecture on Human Psychology

“…Cities, houses, businesses and buildings should be constructed for their inhabitants. Architecture generates psychological and physiological well-being [13]. Before any design has been made, it has now become an essential theme of architects.…”

NeuroArquitectura: nuevas métricas para el diseño arquitectónico a través del uso de neurotecnologías

“…La simulación ambiental y la realidad virtual pueden combinarse (Hemeida & Mostafa, 2017;Riva, 2003). Esto permite presentar ambientes mientras se toman los registros neurofisiológicos del usuario (Bohil, Alicea, & Biocca, 2011;Cho & Kim, 2017;Ergan, Radwan, Zou, Tseng, & Han, 2019;Merril, 1997;Radwan & Ergan, 2017). Sinergia que resulta atractiva tanto para la investigación clínica (Tarr & Warren, 2002), como para la arquitectura (Jelić, Tieri, De Matteis, Babiloni, & Vecchiato, 2016).…”

“…Cho & Kim, 2017;Ergan, Radwan, Zou, Tseng, & Han, 2019;Merril, 1997;Radwan & Ergan, 2017). Synergy that is attractive for both clinical research (Tarr & Warren, 2002) and architecture (Jelić, Tieri, De Matteis, Babiloni, & Vecchiato, 2016).…”

“…Neuroscience and VR can be combined (Hemeida & Mostafa, 2017). This combination allows researchers to develop virtual environments and record the neurophysiological and behavioural responses of experimental subjects (Bohil et al, 2011;Cho & Kim, 2017;Ergan et al, 2019;Merril, 1997;Radwan & Ergan, 2017;Riva, 2003). It has been suggested that this combination is more rigorous than research in physical settings using self-reports (Rizzo, Schultheis, Kerns, & Mateer, 2004).…”