RESONANCES — Seeds Literature
<p>This dataset is an output of the RESONANCES project. To promote the project’s identifiability and constant updating, we periodically invited international scholars and students to submit bibliographical suggestions (e.g., books, scientific papers, conference proceedings, reports, syllabi, videos, and podcasts). Key topic: the effects of designed/built environments on our wellbeing, feelings, and behaviors. Here are their entries as published on our Instagram page (“seeds” and “buds” cards).</p> <p><strong>SEEDS community</strong></p> <p>Dora Anastasi<br>University La Statale of Milan, Italy <br>» The Origins of Architecture and the Architecture of Origins </p> <p>Christiane Berger <br>Aalborg University, Denmark<br>» Toward Understanding the Complexity of Human Experience in Indoor Environments</p> <p>David Borkenhagen <br>University of Waterloo, Canada<br>» Embodied Architecture and the Enactive Mind</p> <p>Isabella Bower <br>Deakin University, Australia<br>» Conceptualizing, Collaborating, and Communicating on Interdisciplinary Research</p> <p>Linda Buondonno<br>University of Genoa, Italy<br>» Imagination as a Tool for Architecture Design</p> <p>Serkan Can Hatıpoğlu<br>Eskisehir Technical University, Turkey<br>» “Step Out of Self” as a Part of Poetic Experience and Atmosphere</p> <p>Dylan Chau Huynh<br>Aalborg University, Denmark<br>» Memory and the Built Environment</p> <p>Gianluca D’Agostino<br>Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy<br>» Emotions in Museums</p> <p>Eleonora D’Ascenzi<br>University of Florence, Italy<br>» The Embodied Digitalization</p> <p>Andréa de Paiva <br>NeuroAU, Brazil<br>ANFA AdCo member, California<br>» Building Long-Term Wellbeing through Spatial Design</p> <p>Julia del Río<br>Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain <br>Gapont Atelier, Liechtenstein<br>» Design as a Training Tool for the Aging Brain</p> <p>Narges Farahnak Majd<br>Queensland University of Technology, Australia<br>» Space and Embodied Beings</p> <p>Ana Mombiedro<br>University of Alicante, Spain<br>» Sensory Cartographies</p> <p>Ludovica Gregori<br>University of Florence, Italy<br>New European Bauhaus Program<br>» Promoting Wellbeing through Social Interaction</p> <p>Chiara Jutzi <br>University of Salzburg, Austria<br>University of Cambridge, England<br>» Psychological Wellbeing and the Built Environment</p> <p>Guilherme Nunes de Vasconcelos<br>Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil<br>» Proto-atmospheres</p> <p>Azuka Odiah<br>University of Texas at Austin, United States<br>» The Psychology of Architecture and Space</p> <p>Dragana Pantović Nikčević <br>University of Montenegro, Montenegro<br>» Disconnected from Nature: The Childhood Crisis</p> <p>Alessandra Pelizzari Corbellini<br>Iuav University of Venice, Italy <br>International PhD Program Villard d’Honnecourt<br>» Intuition and Atmospheric Sensibility</p> <p>Federica Pompejano, Sara Rocco <br>University of Genoa, Italy<br>Landscapes of Industrial Production (Land-In-Pro)<br>» Industrial Landscape as Heritage</p> <p>Camila Ruiz Figari <br>HAS-Hausstudio, Perú<br>» Affect, Interoception, and the Construction of Our Experience</p> <p>Paola Sabbion <br>University of Genoa, Italy<br>» Experiencing Landscape, an Aesthetic Practice</p> <p>Federica Sanchez<br>Lombardini22, Italy<br>» Space and Time Perception in Architecture</p> <p>Antonio Sorrentino <br>Sapienza University of Rome, Italy<br>» Neuroscience for Urban Design</p> <p>Nour Tawil<br>Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Germany<br>» Architectural Design and the Brain: Understanding Affective, Behavioral, and Cognitive Responses</p> <p>Miha Žgank<br>Aalborg University, Denmark<br>» Experiencing Space through Interactive Technologies</p> <p><strong>BUDS contributions</strong> synthesized the theoretical work developed by our students during the seminars “Perception of Space: Atmospheres” (Spring 2022) and “The Resonance of Atmospheres in Space” (Spring 2023). Master of Architecture (M.Arch.), Department of Architecture, College of Architecture, Planning and Design (APDesign), Kansas Stata State University (K-State), Manhattan, Kansas.</p>
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40/100
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These five areas show where the dataset supports — or may limit — practical reuse.
- Stewardship
- 4
- Harmonization
- 4
- Access
- 16
- Reuse readiness
- 8
- Engagement
- 8