Knowledge platform on the impact of architecture on human health How architecture ignores
How architecture ignores
neuroscientific evidence
We wait for the summer that never shines between the streets
90% of your life happens inside walls
Stress recovers 37% faster where you can hear nature
52% more crime where nothing grows
The poorest neighbourhoods get the fewest trees
30% chronically lonely in the cities
Concrete is the silence between neighbours
The air inside killed 100,000 in a single year
Architecture is not neutral. It heals or it harms.
Cities are growing denser. Higher buildings, smaller units, less daylight, more noise, fewer places to rest. The consequences are measurable. In our sleep, our stress, our ability to think.
36 photographs and 22 poems by André Clemetsen. How the built environment affects your health.
