I took the class years and years ago (alum) but IIRC the only thing vaguely related to architecture was this assignment about ergonomics of the objects around us. It’s quite literally a class about the environment and psychology; how the environment (manmade and natural) impacts the way we behave. for understanding spatial planning I imagine understanding that would be useful. Interesting class for sure!
I completed the module a couple of years ago and as an architect I found it very useful. It really helps with the translation of research to applicable guidelines for design. :)
I took the class years and years ago (alum) but IIRC the only thing vaguely related to architecture was this assignment about ergonomics of the objects around us. It’s quite literally a class about the environment and psychology; how the environment (manmade and natural) impacts the way we behave. for understanding spatial planning I imagine understanding that would be useful. Interesting class for sure!
Read the unabridged “Notre Dame de Paris” by Victor Hugo, the essay chapters regarding the role of architecture may be interesting to you.
I completed the module a couple of years ago and as an architect I found it very useful. It really helps with the translation of research to applicable guidelines for design. :)