[ACP] Architectural Cognition in Practice
This research embeds architectural cognition into the architecture and urban design process, through an iterative process of interactions between scientists and architecture practitioners, to actively shape key design decisions at different design stages. Behavioural studies will be combined with design research to understand how architects/designers utilise information about end-users while employing researcher secondments and refining design-support tools (from educational materials to simulations) to improve the design process and outcomes. Comparative analysis of case studies in Singapore, Zurich, and Sarajevo, will provide variation in parameters such as building and urban design typologies, urban density, and social, cultural and climatic conditions, to contribute to context-specific as well as generalisable research outputs.
Team
Principal Investigators
Co-Investigators
- external page call_made Dr Martin BROSAMLE
- external page call_made Prof. Dr Ruth Conroy DALTON
- chevron_right Dr Beatrix EMO
- external page call_made Prof. Dr Mubbasir KAPADIA
- chevron_right Prof. Hubert KLUMPNER
- external page call_made Dr Panagiotis MAVROS
- chevron_right Prof. Sacha MENZ
- chevron_right Dr Michal Gath MORAD
- chevron_right Prof. Freek PERSYN
- external page call_made Prof. Dr Thomas SCHROEPFER
- chevron_right Prof. Dr Bob SUMNER
- external page call_made Assoc. Prof. Dr Bige TUNCER
- chevron_right Dr Michael WALCZAK