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# Architecture and the Brain: A New Knowledge Base from Neuroscience

**Brand:** john p. eberhard
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## Customer Reviews

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    A Very Basic Overview of Neuroscience for Architects
  

*by K***Y on Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2009*

This book does not aim to explicitly tie together concepts of neuroscience and architecture (for that, see /Brain Landscape/).  Rather, Eberhard simply outlines some of the more basic concepts of neuroscience.  With that said, /Architecture and the Brain/ is a nice little overview, but I wonder whether an architect with no familiarity with biology or neuroscience will find it useful.  Though Eberhard does in the end mention how neuroscience can inform architecture, this is not the overarching theme.  I would ultimately recommend purchasing a neuroscience textbook if the topics discussed in /Architecture and the Brain/ are of interest to you.

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    A lost opportunity
  

*by L***L on Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2016*

I have to agree with Mr. March. Very thin, physically and intellectually, next to nothing meaty about design.  I'm surprised because so much is being done in this field that's consequential​, especially in the realm of health care, rooms that demonstrably get patients better faster. One fascinating point made in the book - the connection between the development of language and architecture and construction as expressed in the story of the Tower of Babel - It takes a common language to get these things done and when it's confused from on High the thing collapses.

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    do not buy this book
  

*by C***H on Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2008*

I was extremely disapointed in the scholarly quality and depth of this work, as evidenced by its minimal bibliography. Since I had devoted a chapter of my PhD thesis to the neurological perception of the Classical city in the Late Roman East, I was anticipating a substantial supporting source that connects up-to-date neurological studies to the perception of architectural space and form. Instead there is very little, but a few cursery paragraphs on architecture itself.  The chapters, despite possessing drawings of varied architectural forms (cover art is pretty, page art is poor), primarily give a very basic overview of the brain systems and sensory functions that seem to leave it up to the reader to make the architectural leap beyond the one page, six-point discussion under the subtitle 'What Does this Have to Do with Architecture (p. 47)?  Afterward I was left asking the same question.  Further, the concluding remarks by Dr. Eric R. Kandel does not speak in anyway directly with architecture and seems as disconnected as the text.  There were enough substantial quotations along with the cover alcolade from Rita Carter ("Mapping the Mind") where I would have hoped that she had written it.  This was too much money for the result.  If I had not highlighted a few lines I would have returned this for a refund.

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