Authors :
Ar. Yashika Garg; Shreyas Chaurasia
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 4 - April
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Abstract :
The link between design thinking, psychology and architecture provides a deep attitude to creating areas that
actually provide how good people work and feel. Architectural practice can combine elements of art, science and
governance and require a strong understanding of design processes based on experience. Through observation of human
behaviour, health and environmental issues, architects can create new ideas to create better spaces where individuals can
live. The Design Thinking approach will take care of this situation and what the user needs to take care of. This is mostly a
five-step process: understanding users, identifying problems, solutions, model compositions and test results. Working
through this process while maintaining the user's perspective helps architect to design spaces that are not only useful, but
also fun and important. This is through the user-centered approach that takes places to create designs for special
requirements and preferences that will occupy them. Psychology in Design reveals the intensive effect of architecture on
human behaviour. Different elements such as colour, texture, shape and material affect people's emotions. Heat gives a
sense of comfort and safety, different textures make the person more engrossed and increase the touch experience. In
addition, the way space is configured, it is very important for social interaction. Bright, open areas can improve the mood,
natural light increase productivity and small or slowly burnt areas create a sense of anxiety and depression. By knowing
all these psychological factors, architects are able to create a good place that promotes welfare and encourages good
interaction between people. In the final research, design wondering, and psychology in structure builds areas that meet
sensible desires however improves emotional properly-being. Thinking approximately just how some of these factors can
paintings collectively to reveal how an area can virtually connect to the people inhabiting and the usage of it improves the
lives of many, supplying an experience of belonging and purpose.
Keywords :
Architectural Psychology, Human Centered Design, Colour Psychology, Human Behaviour.
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The link between design thinking, psychology and architecture provides a deep attitude to creating areas that
actually provide how good people work and feel. Architectural practice can combine elements of art, science and
governance and require a strong understanding of design processes based on experience. Through observation of human
behaviour, health and environmental issues, architects can create new ideas to create better spaces where individuals can
live. The Design Thinking approach will take care of this situation and what the user needs to take care of. This is mostly a
five-step process: understanding users, identifying problems, solutions, model compositions and test results. Working
through this process while maintaining the user's perspective helps architect to design spaces that are not only useful, but
also fun and important. This is through the user-centered approach that takes places to create designs for special
requirements and preferences that will occupy them. Psychology in Design reveals the intensive effect of architecture on
human behaviour. Different elements such as colour, texture, shape and material affect people's emotions. Heat gives a
sense of comfort and safety, different textures make the person more engrossed and increase the touch experience. In
addition, the way space is configured, it is very important for social interaction. Bright, open areas can improve the mood,
natural light increase productivity and small or slowly burnt areas create a sense of anxiety and depression. By knowing
all these psychological factors, architects are able to create a good place that promotes welfare and encourages good
interaction between people. In the final research, design wondering, and psychology in structure builds areas that meet
sensible desires however improves emotional properly-being. Thinking approximately just how some of these factors can
paintings collectively to reveal how an area can virtually connect to the people inhabiting and the usage of it improves the
lives of many, supplying an experience of belonging and purpose.
Keywords :
Architectural Psychology, Human Centered Design, Colour Psychology, Human Behaviour.
