Theory of Architecture | #24 - Cleo Valentine 

This was so cool! I'm glad I found this conversation. It has definitely inspired me to think more about the heath sciences in architecture.

This conversation was incredibly interesting. I am really looking forward following her research and findings.

Hopefully this type of research gets pushed more, also environmental psychology as it is a more humanistic approach to architecture

If we assume objective beauty comes from evolutionary traits and pattern recognition (EG: plant is good to eat, so it makes us happy to see it -we think its beautiful, mechanism for survival) then it would likely never be universal beauty and vary accross geographic regions? I think beauty can be both objective and subjective in its own way. I would catagories beauty to A : objective 'survival' beauty, biomorphic etc (mainly what was discussed in the interview) and then B : 'spiritual' beauty, this more subjective beauty which clearly exists and is far harder to pinpoint, perhaps more related to culture than to survival mechanisms. Both catagories likely merge and intermingle.

I would love to hear Harry Mallgrave on this podcast

Such an inspiration!!

Love the stuff you share, what architecture theory and approach I use for thesis abstract on sport centre topic?

Hi, Where can I contact the Owner of this Channel?

Love the lava lamp in the background, is that a matmos? Great talk btw, its nice to have some great architectural conversations to listen to. Best, Gytis Bickus

101:41 Such a rating is already sort of going on with WELL certification (IWBI)

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