Architecture and Neurotechnology: The Relevance of Neuroscience

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Safieddine, Firas [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, May 09, 2019.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: This essay is the first in a series, at the intersection of architecture, neuroscience and technology. Within such a design-oriented context, the first question that stands out is: Why neuroscience? This unfolds into broader territories, posing questions such as: Why is that field of scientific research relevant to a discipline such as architecture?

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Architectural autonomy (2) ,
Technology (282) ,
Robotics (59) ,
Responsive technologies (112) ,
Research (211) ,
Power of materiality (53) ,
Neuroscience (13) ,
History (105) ,
Ethics (21) ,
Essay (535)

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This essay is the first in a series, at the intersection of architecture, neuroscience and technology. Within such a design-oriented context, the first question that stands out is: Why neuroscience? This unfolds into broader territories, posing questions such as: Why is that field of scientific research relevant to a discipline such as architecture?

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