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The Centre for Conscious Design

Conscious Cities Anthology 2018: Human-Centred Design, Science, and Technology

Publication Date: October 15, 2018

DOI: 10.33797/CCA18
ISSN: 2514-6815

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Consciousness and Distraction in the Digital Age

Inflated Expectations? The Promises and Practicalities of Virtual and Augmented Reality in the Built Environment

From Planning to Sectioning – A User Focused Approach to Building Optimisation

Rohan Patankar, Benjamin Wells

Exploring Connections Between the Conscious City and Christopher Alexander’s Seminal ‘Pattern Languages’

Greg Paine

The Scale of Social Media and the Augmented City

Lorena Knezevic

Places of Pause: The Cognitive Impact of Wakeful Rest

Miriam Hoffman

Tranquil City: How Can Embracing Tranquillity Fundamentally Change the Way We Behave and Interact with Cities?

Fractals and Christopher Alexander’s “Fifteen Fundamental Properties”

Nikos A. Salingaros

An Ethical Intervention into Conscious Cities

Wonder as an Interruption

An Overview of the Cognitive and Biological Effects of City Nighttime Illumination Including a London Case Study

Cities as Meta-Cities

Designing a Data Package for Infants, Toddlers, and Caregivers in Tirana, Albania

Educating the Prospective Practitioner: Adapting Architecture Education to Address Future Challenges

Prof. Alan Penn

Psicología del Espacio (The Psychology of Space)

Place and Perception: Constructing the Urban Narrative with Spatial Schemas

Dr. Bobby Nisha

Urban Smellscape: The Pheromones of a City and the Sense of Place

Towards New Architectural and Urban Typologies: Thinking, Making and Living as a Post Occupancy Evaluation Method

Towards Habitable Cities

The Psychology of Workplace Design

Dr. Caroline Paradise, Ruth Hynes, Dr. Michael Proulx, Dr. Alexandra de Sousa, Crescent Jicol, Tayfun Esenkaya

Urban Consciousness for Sustainable Development

Designing Digital Displays and Interactive Media in Today’s Cities by Night. Do We Know Enough about Attracting Attention to do so?

Colour Chat: Let’s Talk About City Colour

Cath Carver

A Bridge to Solve the Explanatory Gap in City Design

Alvaro Puertas Villavicencio

Mind Over Matter: The Restorative Impact of Perceived Open Space

Bill Witherspoon, David Navarrete

The Conscious City as Network, Three Images, and a Sequence

Greg Paine

Big Data Alone ≠ Better Buildings: How to Bridge the Gap

How Integrating Neuroscience into Architecture Will Revolutionise the Profession

Mapping the Urban Streetscape: Boston’s Seaport District

How Neuroscience Can Generate a Healthier Architecture

Space and Pace: Spatial Respite in a Temporal World

Managing Flexibility in Workplace Design

Madeleine Mizere