164: How to bridge the gap between psychology and architecture? (guest: My Lunsjö - Associate at 3XN/GXN)

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Welcome to the 164. episode of Urbcast, in which we talk about: How to bridge the gap between psychology and architecture? 🧐

Why should we talk about it?

Bridging psychology and architecture is vital for user-centric, inclusive, and sustainable design. My guest’s expertise helps architects integrate psychological principles, fostering a deeper understanding of how buildings and spaces impact well-being.

Today, a fascinating conversation with My Lunsjö - an expert in behavioral design and Behavioural Design Specialist at 3XN/GXN. She offers a unique blend of architectural and psychological expertise. Her insights into creating user-centric, sensory-rich, and inclusive designs are invaluable for architects and anyone interested in the intersection of psychology and architecture.

Some topics of today:

Role of Behavioural Psychology in Architecture
Inclusive and Accessible Design
Sensory Engagement in Architecture
Balancing Safety with Curiosity in Design
Restful Spaces and Seating Design

You get to know more about the guest:

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