Titlebook: Conscious Dwelling; For Transdisciplinar Anna Anzani Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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D.W.P. Thomas,J.D. Paul,C. Christopoulosrginalisation. Although this anthropological phenomenon has been widely described in the literature, few contributions highlight the symbolic and visual value of the black tent as a perfect balance between dwelling consciousness and a symbiotic relationship with the landscape adjacent to the domesti

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Summary and Implications of Findings,dality vs. multisensory integration, and synaesthesia proper vs. cross-modal correspondences. I conclude by arguing that designing for integration and correspondences may represent an especially effective approach as these phenomena engage obligatory, automatic, and fast cognitive processes (i.e., “

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Matthew R Fairholm,Gilbert W Fairholmdesign or town planning, but looks like something that involves psychological aspects of boundaries, wounds, pain, memory and identity. The decision-making processes related to these places should be rethought at a meta-level that also includes psychological aspects in a relational, ecological, comp

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Urban Open Space Design: What to Do?tative of the significance that they preserve in the contemporary world, including the symbolic one. Most texts on this subject merely map the achievements of recent years, demonstrating a renewed institutional interest in the environmental quality of people public lives. Now it is necessary that th

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The City Around: For an Urban Space at a Walking Pacespace–time categories: liquidity, simultaneity and acceleration (Bauman.; Finchelstein .) are considered typical paradigms of our cities. Only apparently in opposition to these readings, today‘s planners are inviting us to think about urban change starting from the recovery of a proximity and slowne

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