Polyvagal Theory in Architecture

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Polyvagal Theory in Architecture

This one and a half hour course is part lecture, part conversation but wholly relevant to everyone spending time in buildings. Led by architect Ann Sussman and Dr. Stephen Porges, this will transform the way you see the world.

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Polyvagal Theory in Architecture​

This one and a half hour course is part lecture, part conversation but wholly relevant to everyone spending time in buildings. Led by architect Ann Sussman and Dr. Stephen Porges, this will transform the way you see the world.

 

[Daniel E.]

Why We Should Build Cities for Our Unconscious Brains

Traditional architecture has evolved through millennia of trial and error to harmonize with our unconscious impulses, make us feel comfortable and encourage positive social behavior. Modernism too often throws those lessons out the window—and one architect thinks the trauma of World War I had someth

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How Neuroscience Reframes Architectural History (on YouTube)

Story + video by Ann Sussman, RA This video was posted last week at the Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture (ANFA) 2020 conference: It reviews a poster, first presented at the 30th Annual…

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