Humanise

This book examines the impact of architecture on human experience and emotions. It argues that many modern buildings lack a connection to the people who use them, prioritising profit over community needs. The author draws on three decades of design experience, alongside insights from neuroscience and psychology, to propose a new approach to building that centres on human wellbeing. The text offers hope for creating spaces that enhance health and happiness, advocating for designs that resonate with individuals rather than corporate interests.