The Microscopic View of Architecture Through Human Psychology: A Neuroarchitecture Perspective on Interior Spaces

Author(s)	Ms. Soumya Sanghvi, Ar. Ratima Dagaonkar
Country	India
Abstract	Neuro architecture is an amalgamation of deep sensory waters in our human mind and its association to our emotions. The previous researchers of the study have limited this field in terms of engineering and scientific interventions which brings me to the second limitation of the prior studies, which is very limited in respect of visual data and diagrammatic data. We analyse the research with an architecture point of view using sketches, sections, plans and visual imagery. The analysis reveals that features such as natural light integration, human-scaled proportions, and calming niches consistently reduce cognitive overload, anxiety, and stress across clinics, hospitals, schools, and workplaces. Indian examples, including the Tiruppur School and compact homes by architects like Rahul Pudale, demonstrate climate-responsive adaptations that promote emotional security and productivity via plans, sections, and visual data. Comparative themes highlight biophilia and acoustic control as universal enhancers of circadian rhythm and mental clarity.
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On	2026-06-06
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i03.80559

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