Neuroarchitecture is an emerging discipline that combines insights from neuroscience, environmental psychology, and architecture to understand how the built environment influences the human brain. An approach that aims to design spaces that positively affect emotions, cognition, and behaviours.

In recent years, the relationship between people and their environment has gained increasing attention, particularly in workplace design. Offices are no longer seen as merely functional spaces but are now understood to be pivotal in shaping employee experience. By applying neuroarchitectural principles, we can create working environments that promote health, wellbeing and productivity, fostering more positive outcomes for employees and employers alike.

Read on to hear from Director and Head of Workplace Interiors Beatriz Gonzalez as she explores some of the key strategies and associated benefits of applying neuroarchitectural principles to workplace design.