Nurturing Environment Conscious Architects: TSAP

How we design spaces directly impacts how individuals interact, share and feel in relation to each other. Architecture is not just a matter of building buildings; it is about influencing the way people behave. The arrangement of spaces, natural light and views, and connections or division between spaces can foster teamwork, create friendships or isolation. Each choice you make as an architect contributes to creating social experiences.   At Thakur School of Architecture and Planning, students learn that open and closed spaces can produce various moods and interaction. Learning how architectural design affects social life, students can create environments conducive to relationships while honouring the need for privacy and concentration.   Let us discuss how open spaces and closed spaces contribute to social interaction separately and why balanced consideration is so important in architectural design.   Open Spaces Create Opportunities for Connection   Open spaces ...