Architecture and emotions explored in new book: "Emotional Architecture" [Sponsored]

Buildner is pleased to announce the release of the book, "Emotional Architecture: Designing Experiences That Provoke Feelings." This publication delves into the relationship between architecture and human emotions, highlighting how design elements like light, layout, and materials can impact feelings such as serenity, joy, anxiety, and melancholy.The book features selected projects from winners of past Museum of Emotions competitions, illustrating the challenge faced by architects: to create spaces that communicate emotions purely through visual means. This publication serves as a vital resource for anyone interested in the powerful influence of architectural design on emotional well-being.Explore the significant relationship between architectural design and emotional impact by purchasing your copy of "Emotional Architecture: Designing Experiences That Provoke Feelings." Order your physical or digital copy here - "Emotional Architecture: Designing Experiences That Provoke Feelings."Enter the new Museum of Emotions Edition 5 competition! As we celebrate the release of this insightful publication, Buildner invites architects and designers to engage in the latest iteration of this architectural exploration, Museum of Emotions Edition 5. This competition challenges participants to design a conceptual museum consisting of two distinct halls, each designed to evoke contrasting emotions—one positive and one negative.Competition Details:- Registration Deadline: September 19, 2024.- Submission Deadline: October 21, 2024.- Announcement of Winners: December 3, 2024. Jury Panel:- Bartosz Haduch (NArchitekTURA, Poland)- Françoise N’Thépé (Françoise N'THEPE - Architecture & Design, France)- Julien De Smedt (JDS Architects, Denmark)- Lydia Kallipoliti (Tallin Architecture Biennale, ANAcycle thinktank, USA)- Nuno Pimenta (NUNO PIMENTA, Portugal)- Jürgen Mayer H. (founding partner of J.MAYER.H und Partner, Germany)- Stephanie Deumer (Visual Artist, USA)- Lei Zheng (Associate at Zaha Hadid Architects, UK) Winning entries will gain significant exposure and be featured across Buildner’s extensive media network and on platforms like ArchDaily, ensuring global visibility.We invite architects and designers from around the globe to participate in the Museum of Emotions Edition #5. Share your vision and contribute to the exploration of architecture's impact on emotional experiences. Register now - https://architecturecompetitions.com/museumofemotions5/Read the full post on Bustler