ND-0046 · 2023 · Systematic review
Designing for human wellbeing: The integration of neuroarchitecture in design - A systematic review
Authors per journal record. Ain Shams Engineering Journal. 2023.
doi.org/10.1016/j.asej.2022.102102 · Web-verified
What the study found
Summarizes applications of neuroarchitecture to wellbeing and design practice while highlighting methodological fragmentation.
Limitations
Includes diverse study quality and some conceptual literature; design translations are not equally evidence-backed.
Neurodesign interpretation
Reviews that speak directly to designers are useful discovery tools, but they should not become the final evidence layer.
Possible design implications
Use as an index to candidate spatial variables, then trace claims back to primary evidence before publishing.
Why it stays in the corpus
Retain as a design-practice bridge.
Study design
Systematic review
Population
Humans across reviewed studies
Setting
Built and simulated settings
Field
Neuroarchitecture
Mechanism
Wellbeing, affect, cognition
Spatial variable
Architectural design variables
Keywords
neuroarchitecture, wellbeing, design
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