Neuroarchitecture, a burgeoning discipline at the intersection of neuroscience and architecture, is revolutionising our understanding of how the built environment influences human behaviour. By meticulously examining the interplay between the brain and its surroundings, this field seeks to optimise spaces for human well-being and performance.The
The Magic of Materiality: Designing Spaces for Wellbeing and Cognitive HealthHave you ever walked barefoot on cool stone and felt a sense of calm wash over you? Or maybe the warmth of wood under your fingers sparks creativity? It turns out, our choice of materials
By Rohith Sringeri, Founder, Maysons The way we live, work, and interact with our surroundings is constantly evolving. As we look towards the next century, designing spaces that are adaptable, sustainable, and promote human well-being is paramount.Here are some key strategies to create future-proof spaces:1.
Hi, I'm Rohith Sringeri, the Founder of Maysons. My journey into the world of architecture and design has been a long one; one that has traversed the globe and returned to base, to a region that I belong to and feel deeply for.The Inspiration Behind