USING SCIENCE TO CREATE A HEALTHY LIVING ENVIRONMENT

Neurolandscape is a non-profit research NGO advancing urban health and wellbeing through integration of landscape architecture, neuroscience, and computer science. We explore how living environments impact mental health, aiming to create evidence-based, human-centered spaces that support individual and community wellbeing.

We shape our cities, and they, in turn, shape us. Our daily sensory exposures can be healing, harmful, or neutral, and understanding the nuances behind this dynamic is crucial for designing healthier and more sustainable places. This understanding is at the core of our mission.

We are committed to true interdisciplinary dialogue, breaking down the silos in academia, planning and design. By translating research into practical real-world solutions and promoting evidence-based design, we empower communities, urban planners, and policymakers to build a future where every living environment is a source of resilience and health.

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A.I. for Mentally Healthy Cities

Urban environments consist of countless numbers of images that humans perceive. These images shape the quality of exposures and ultimately add up to build a construct of places in our minds ...

Neurourbanism & Neuroaesthetics

The quality of lifelong exposure to certain environments, and landscapes can improve or deteriorate our mental health and well-being. We are seeking after more therapeutic, health-promoting exposures through the use of neuroscience methods...

Nature Connection & Mental Health of Communities

Urbanization in developing societies is growing very fast and is mostly associated with growing informal settlement issues, with high prevalence of stress , violence and inequality....

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