Book: Neuroscience for Designing Green Spaces: Contemplative Landscapes

"Neuroscience for Designing Green Spaces: Contemplative Landscapes" is a fascinating book that explores the connection between neuroscience and landscape architecture. Written by a landscape architect and neuroscience researcher, the book delves into the latest evidence on how the brain responds to different green spaces, and how this knowledge can inform the design of landscapes that promote health, wellbeing, and contemplation. From the impact of landscape components such as long-distance views and archetypes on the brain to the case studies showcasing best practices around the world, "Neuroscience for Designing Green Spaces" is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of design and mental health promotion. Whether you are a landscape architect looking to create more restorative spaces, or a teacher, interested in the evidence-based design principles in your curriculum, this book offers valuable insights into the neuroscience-based research for the practice of contemplative landscape design.

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