Emotional architecture

Author: Jing Qimin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: While people use urban and architectural spaces, they also engage in an unconscious flow of emotional light, thereby experiencing different feelings such as joy, sorrow, anger, and happiness. This kind of interaction occurs because spaces are emotional, so we say that cities are emotional, buildings are emotional, and environments are emotional. Spaces that cannot generate emotional communication are "lost spaces," which are negative spaces. Designing practices that start from people's genuine feelings toward spaces are the true essence of "human-centered" design philosophy.