Neuromorphic architecture

The Neuroarchitecture Paradigm attempts to analyze the interactive relationship between the human subject and space or architectural structure when designing space. To resolve the paradoxical interaction between the structural and conceptual brain and structural and conceptual space, when addressing the concept of architectural space, one must also examine the answer to the question "What is a human being?" Therefore, the architect, who designs the external world, must also be aware of the inner world of a human being, who is a biopsychosocial entity.

As we know, every field in which humanity exists, from philosophy to theology, from art to behavioral sciences, from neuroscience to technology, is essentially interconnected. In this era where interdisciplinary boundaries have dissolved, the broad perspective of a multidisciplinary approach makes it possible to see the big picture and produce new methodologies. Furthermore, a discipline without philosophy, poetry, art, literature—in short, without a soul—and scientific knowledge that does not participate in life, even if it has technical or mechanical value, has limited contribution to life.