“Seeing” and “feeling” architecture: how bodily self-consciousness alters architectonic experience and affects the perception of interiors

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RT @panulehtovuori: @mokka @pekkasauri There is fresh interest in neuroscience in urbanism and architecture - more could be done.: https://…

@mokka @pekkasauri There is fresh interest in neuroscience in urbanism and architecture - more could be done.: https://t.co/aoP6HUf2qh https://t.co/cCEMJPNTaf https://t.co/xzUb6nbzrb Also a book by Wirkkala-Bryk Foundation: Tisdell P. 2013. Architecture

Study of architec & body awareness. Warning: contains "stroking-dependent modulation of length estimation"http://t.co/xcPqIzQjsl @IanMartin

“Seeing” and “feeling” architecture: how bodily self-consciousness alters architectonic experience... http://t.co/nN1lITsDDi #psychology

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