USING SCIENCE TO CREATE A HEALTHY LIVING ENVIRONMENT
We are a non-profit research NGO that brings together landscape architecture, neuroscience and computer science to advance the knowledge on the relationship between human health and the environment, and improve the quality of life in urbanized areas.
Years of research brought us to the understanding that the quality of our daily exposure to the living environment have a real impact on our mental health and well-being. We want to uncover the complex mechanisms of these phenomena and share them with the wide international audience of academics, designers, decision makers and urban communities.
The space designed around us can be healing, destructive, or completely neutral to our health.
Our goal is to advance the knowledge in evidence-based space design and promote it through various actions.
Below are three research programs that we currently focus on.
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 & Environmental Neuroscience
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....
“A Talks” cycle ✨ Mental health – What does Architecture Have to do with it? ✨
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GreenME General Assembly Meeting October 2024: NeuroLandscape in Canterbury, UK
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Network Nature Annual Event
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GreenInCities Kick-Off Meeting: NeuroLandscape in Barcelona
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GreenInCities project: Reshaping Urban Well-Being through Nature-Based Solutions
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CLM workshop in Singapore
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Nature, mental health, and equity. Highlights from the kick-off meeting of the GreenME project
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Urban Solutions and Sustainability R&D Congress 2023, Singapore
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Launch of GreenME project – Press Release
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NeuroLandscape a part of GreenME – the Horizon EU Funded Project!
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“Neuroscience for Designing Green Spaces: Contemplative Landscapes” – A Revolutionary Book
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What A.I. says about Contemplative Landscape Model?
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Biodiversity and its Links to Human Health
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Presentation at the International Conference for Environment and Human Health | HK
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Zielone miasta a prawo do zdrowia i zdrowia psychicznego | Webinar in Poland
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Floriade Challenge 🌿‘The Green Escape’
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1st in-person NeuroLandscape Workshop | Korthi-Greece | 7-9 May 2022
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ICT Solutions for Healthcare | Webinar | 21 October 2021
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Innovate 4 Cities 2021 | UN Habitat Conference
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Circular Green Cities at the Floriade Expo 2021
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ASEAN Workshop on Biodiversity and its Linkages to Human Health
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World Sustainability Forum Speech on Community-led Greenspace |13-15 September 2021
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EKLIPSE project outcomes: Systematic Review, Podcast, WHO Booklet
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Mental Health in Slums – the Case of Bangladesh Among Other Developing Countries
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Neuro-architecture to promote well-being | MAB 2020 Symposium
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Urban Land Institute/Health Leaders Network
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How can VR improve mental health
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EDRA52 Conference Presentation | Just Environments
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Simply Green is Simply not Enough – a Prelude to Mentally Healthy Cities
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Networks of Nature: Integrating Urban Farming in the city Fabric
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EASCAPE VR – our first Virtual Healthy Environment
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Policy Briefs – Urban Health and Wellbeing Programme by Springer
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NeuroLandscape featured in BBC “My Perfect City”
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Annual Scientific Board Meeting 2020
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Healthy Cities – Cities for Humans, Conscious Warsaw 2020 (VIDEO)
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Affordable Technologies for Evidence Based Studies and Mind Monitoring
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The New Urban Normal_Dr Diana’s speech at TecNM (Mexico)_VIDEO
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Virtual Healthy Environments: Feasibility Study in Societies Affected by COVID-19 Summary of Results
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Conscious Cities Festival 2020: Sensing our City | Conscious Warsaw Webinar
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Landscape & Brain – neuroscience data collection outdoors (VIDEO)
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Designing & Using School Grounds to Support Mental Health (Video Available!)
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Designing School Grounds to Support Children’s Mental Health: Examples from Around the World
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Our Brain On Perspectives by IMAGINE CITIES | 23rd June 2020
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Better Future for Healthy Aging Conference (BFHA 2020) _FREE ONLINE REGISTRATION!
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Take part in our survey and support research and development in the times of pandemic
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Mental Health is also important – something about the connection with nature in the times of confinement
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Unraveling links among climate change, poverty and health in slums of Dhaka
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Connecting Social and Urban Studies with Health and Well-being of Communities – Speech at the National University of Colombia in Manizales
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Blue space and mental health report out for review!
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Pre-Conference Workshop, Urban Health, Xiamen, China
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Where Government Listens to Scientists: Urban Sustainability R&D Congress, Singapore
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Heidi’s Syndrome or Nature-Deficit Disorder
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Neuromyths in education
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Book review of “Shinrin-yoku” by Qing Li
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Maintenance of green in the city and health
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April – the World Landscape Architecture Month by ASLA
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WHO to fund a systematic review about blue spaces and health
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Follow the awakening in urban green spaces for health!
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RIVER. A powerful landscape component restoring the human nervous system.
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A landscape architect’s experience of Chelsea Flower Show 2018 (PART_4)
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Scenic vs urban landscapes
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NeuroURBANISM, NeuroARCHITECTURE, NeuroLANDSCAPE!
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Mental health at the refugees camp @ Chelsea Flower Show 2018 (PART_3)
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Neuro-urbanism & Neuro-landscape
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Healthy Landscape Workshop, NTU, Taipei, Taiwan
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Window View and the Brain – study results
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My Favorite Garden of Chelsea Flower Show 2018 (PART_2)
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Gardens for Mental Health – Lessons from Chelsea Flower Show 2018 (PART_1)
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An exclusive interview with Professor Chang, Chun-Yen, NTU, UIUC
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See what Contemplative Landscapes do to your brain!
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NeuroLandscape @ IFLA World Congress
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IFLA World Congress Singapore 2018
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EKLIPSE Expert meeting, London
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A Place for Yourself Everywhere.
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Hidden in Plain Sight
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Green Exposure and Virtual Reality
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Park Prescriptions Programs
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Contemplative Landscape Model featured in a book!
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Healthy landscapes | UNISCAPE International Conference
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This is Your Brain on Nature
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Horizon 2020 Proposal Submitted!
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Cities of the Future
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Contemplative Spaces: New Approaches in Design Research
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Green neighborhoods linked to improved mental health
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Amazon Unveils Biophilic Workspace
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Green Exercise Partnership, NHS Scotland
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Volunteering Opportunity in Singapore – Communications
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Colour-blindness and appreciation of green landscape?
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Landform – Contemplative Landscape Features Series
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Barack Obama’s portrait is very green
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Women and Girls in Science Day 2018
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WHO calls for action to make cities greener
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Happy Holidays
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LOOKING FOR PARTNERS!
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On-line board meeting of NeuroLandscape
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What makes a garden therapeutical?
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Why NeuroLandscape and not Neuro-Landscape?
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Visit our blog
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Doctoral Thesis “Contemplative Values of Urban Parks and Gardens: Applying Neuroscience to Landscape Architecture”
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Final Experiment
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Next City Interview
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