The Role of Color in Architecture: Visual Effects and Psychological Stimuli

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Pereira, Matheus [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, July 19, 2018.Description: 821 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Colors and their perceptions are responsible for a series of conscious and subconscious stimuli in our psycho-spatial relationship. Despite its presence and its variations, it is present in all places. Have you ever wondered what its role is in architecture?

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Architecture (396) ,
Sensing (26) ,
Research (211) ,
Psychological Well-being (30) ,
Health (75) ,
Essay (535) ,
Environment (185) ,
Design (283) ,
Comfort (90) ,
Colors (17)

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Originally published in Archdaily -- https://www.archdaily.com/895498/the-role-of-color-in-architecture-visual-effects-and-psychological-stimuli

Colors and their perceptions are responsible for a series of conscious and subconscious stimuli in our psycho-spatial relationship. Despite its presence and its variations, it is present in all places. Have you ever wondered what its role is in architecture?

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