A growing body of research in environmental psychology demonstrates that environments influence cognition, affect, and mental health. However, environ…

Human attention is typically studied under static laboratory conditions, yet everyday cognition unfolds during active interactions with the built envi…

You move, interact, speak, listen, think, and feel. Life unfolds through a rich variety of experiences and tasks.

The built environment profoundly influences our brain, shaping how we perceive, remember, and interact with the world around us. Far from serving sole…

How do humans integrate landmarks to update their spatial position during active navigation task? Using immersive virtual reality and high-density mobile EEG, we investigated the neural underpinnings ...

Navigational decisions depend on both cognitive maps and immediate sensory experiences of the environment. However, when both cognitive maps and immediate sensory experiences are uncertain, it is u...

This paper studies the priming effects of architectural atmospheres on our first impressions of space. We applied a multi-perspective approach combining first-person-perspective insights (self-repo...

Creating life-size simulations of the real world can reveal how we, and our minds, respond to the environments around us—and could shape the future of architecture.

Visual scene perception enables rapid interpretation of the surrounding environment by integrating multiple visual features related to task demands and context, which is essential for goal-directed be...

Buildings are increasingly required to have a restorative effect as people spend a significant portion of their time indoors, inducing them stress. In…

Interactions between attention systems and the default mode network are linked to individual differences in trait and state-level experience and cognition.