What makes design that delights? This blog explores the biology behind human responses to the world around us. In the 21st Century, new information from neuroscience, psychology, and biology is exploding, giving us fresh insight into why we like what we do in the built environment and shun what we don’t. It also gives us the chance to create more successful places for people. For, to paraphrase Steve Jobs, the more we understand the human experience, the better we can design for it. Passionate about making better places for people – whether in city, suburb or spots in between – the Genetics of Design celebrates design that fits, our ‘human nature,’ and Nature herself.
Ann + Janice
Ann Sussman
Ann Sussman, an architect, biometric researcher and writer, is co-author with Justin B. Hollander of Cognitive Architecture, Designing for How We Respond to the Built Environment. (Routledge, 2015)
email: annsmail4@gmail.com
web: annsussman.com
twitter:@ann_sussman
Janice M. Ward
Janice M. Ward, a writer, web designer, photographer and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) education advocate follows her muse at the intersection of science and art.
email: jward@acanthi.com
web: acanthi.com
twitter:@acanthi
personal blog: janicemward.com
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