A non-profit organization dedicated to understanding the human experience of the built environment and improving its design through education and research.
Concord, MA, USA
Joined August 2020
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The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
Interested in new book Cognitive Architecture? here's Discount Code from publisher: FLY21
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The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
Book launch this Friday at 3:00pm EST for Urban Experience and Design. Open to all. #health & well-being @the_HAPI @MerBanasiak @LeonKrier @TheCCDesign @createstreets @duodickinson @ann_sussman
Sign up while there's still time! Open Invitation to Urban Experience and Design Book Launch: Friday, January 15, 2021, 3PM EST geneticsofdesign.com/2021/01… via @acanthi @the_HAPI @Avw4Vernon @dhruggles @hp_interiors @KG_PhD
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
you won't want to miss this: @theHAPi @TuftsUEP @routledgebooks will be hosting a virtual book launch for my new book with @ann_sussman "Urban Experience & Design" on 1/15/21, 3PM-4PM ET. More details coming soon. DM me for login info, routledge.com/Urban-Experien… @dhruggles
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
Good design is good for our health!
A New Tool in Treating Mental Illness: Building Design nytimes.com/2021/01/05/busin…
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How Biometrics Can Help Designers Build Better Places for People – Common Edge commonedge.org/how-biometric…
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
Premiering this fall, “Built Beautiful With Narration by @MarthaStewart” focuses on timeless patterns in #architecture & how they affect our #health & well-being. Take note of how you feel in your built space. #WorldArchitectureDay2020 #BuiltBeautifulFilm vimeo.com/434411431
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
Approach or avoid? Pleasure or survival? Those are the choices our subliminal brain selects from. Geometry that is too unusual initiates a survival response and is stress inducing. @duodickinson @ann_sussman @MerBanasiak archdaily.com/947301/unstudi…
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To build better places, need to know what people need to see! Faces: The Key to Making Happy Places geneticsofdesign.com/2020/09… via @acanthi @dhruggles @the_HAPI @Avw4Vernon
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
Thank you for letting me know ArchDaily.com just published! Awesome! To build the best places for people you have to understand how we function - subliminally!
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
I am *so excited* to be a part of this outstanding group of practitioners and scholars, all of whom are united in our desire to connect humans to the built environment more effectively through brain-based research. #theHAPI @the_HAPI 1/x
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
high quality edges really do matter, just published research with Dr. Eric C. Anderson offers evidence: emerald.com/insight/content/……
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The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
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It's important to face what we're built to see! Why Buildings Need 'Eyes' geneticsofdesign.com/2019/11… via @acanthi
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
using @iMotionsGlobal and @3M's VAS, this paper shows that people can more easily look at traditional buildings over modern ones -@tandfonline: tandfonline.com/eprint/RTYH8… @ann_sussman @dhruggles @TuftsUniversity
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
Eye tracking allows architects to see how their designs will be perceived before construction. It tracks pre-attentive processing that is subliminal. @ann_sussman @justinhollander @MerBanasiak @Anjan435 @duodickinson @createstreets
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
our ability to perform cognitive tasks depends on our environment, including urban design and architecture: link.springer.com/article/10… @TuftsUEP @CNUNE @ann_sussman @dhruggles #CognitiveArchitectureBook
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The Public Realm: What Cars Took Away + Never Gave Back geneticsofdesign.com/2020/01… via @acanthi
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
The Primal pattern is one of the pattern schemes that we are born with and is an important component of the theory of beauty. It is often stress-relieving and pleasure inducing.
#neuro-architectology #beauty matters @ann_sussman @duodickinson @wrathofgnon @JumelPR @createstreets
Have time on your hands today? Do the 'Fish Experiment' to 'See' What We're Built to See geneticsofdesign.com/2020/03… via @acanthi
The Human Architecture & Planning Institute, Inc. retweeted
Have time on your hands today? Do the 'Fish Experiment' to 'See' What We're Built to See geneticsofdesign.com/2020/03… via @acanthi
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Design for our time:
Empathy in Design: Measuring the Impact of Biophilia geneticsofdesign.com/2020/05… via @acanthi