Anatomy Examples
We have now looked at 5 examples of the body’s basic needs in architecture.
This Anatomy Human demonstrates some examples of the more detailed and anatomical needs of the body in architecture. This is to show the tons of knowledge that health science can give to architecture to create buildings made for human needs – a kind of “anatomy-architecture”.
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My pride of my Chest area would love a Workspace
My Height and Neck would love a Glass Room
My Proprioceptive Sense would love a different shaped Door Frame
My Intimacy would love a Rubber Wall
My Brain would love a round Ceiling
My Freedom would love a Sitting Wall
My courage would love a Stone floor with a bit of Unevenness
My Children’s vision would love a Spring Family Hall
My Amygdala would love Natural materials
My parasympathetic nerve system would love a Safety box
My Pried would love a big Bathroom Sink
My Release would love a redesign of Corners
My Abdomen would love a big Shower
My Back would love a no-skirting board Kitchen
My Breathing would love an untraditional Bedroom construction
My Socialising would love a low Fireplace
My Flexibility would love an open Staircase
My Body Smell would love a simplified Construction
My Prostate would love a bigger Bathroom
My normal Weight would love radiant Wall heating
My Muscles would love a possibility to fixated untraditional Furniture