Exploring the relationship between people, the built and natural environment through behavioural science and evidence-based design. This section brings together basic, use-inspired, and applied research examining how space influences perception, wellbeing, performance and social experience in physical and virtual settings.
ARCHITECT | RESEARCHER | ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGIST
ARB GMBPsS MArch MSc(Psych) BA(Hons)
Architect and Behavioural Design Researcher based in Manchester, UK. Registered with the Architects Registration Board and a member of the British Psychological Society, my work spans across architectural practice, behavioural science research and applied environmental psychology, exploring how the built environment shapes human experience, behaviour and wellbeing.
Architecture and behavioural inquiry explored through design projects across residential, workplace, education and cultural environments. The projects range across design, post-occupancy evaluation, environmental psychology advisory and interdisciplinary collaborations, with a focus on how spatial experience shapes behaviour, interaction and everyday life.
Casual reflections and writing on architecture, psychology, cities, work and the everyday experience of space. This section brings together observations, essays and emerging thoughts that sit between professional practice, research and lived experience, exploring how environments shape the way we feel, think and relate to the world around us.
For Architectural Psychology essays please visit: www.ArchPsych.co.uk
