“The word ‘inhabit’ points to something inevitable for human beings. There is no person who does not inhabit, and there is no moment when one does […]

· Generation of knowledge: We promote scientific and technological research, both nationally and internationally, and any supportive activities aimed at scientific advancement and the improvement of people’s quality of […]

«Engaging in dialogue with Dr. Félix Castillo Salinas regarding being born and growing up while feeling “At Home” in the Neonatology Department of Vall d’Hebron University […]

The history of «neuroarchitecture» dates back to the 1950s with Jonas Salk, a virologist in search of the polio vaccine, who faced significant challenges during his research process. […]

In the world of healthcare architecture, a relatively new approach is gaining ground, aiming to enhance the experience of both patients and healthcare professionals: Evidence-Based Design […]

This document aims to propose basic yet assertive principles that can serve as a guide for the design of restorative outdoor spaces in social and healthcare […]

The need to understand the effects that architectural spaces have on living beings and their emotions invites us on this occasion to delve into the issue […]

We live in a constantly changing world, and innovation is what drives that change. Having an innovative mindset is not just a skill but a force […]

In a world marked by various emergency situations, the ability to provide immediate and effective responses is essential. The combination of emergency architecture and the “pop-up” […]

The trends in the field of health vary and evolve rapidly due to technological advances, changes in health policy, and other factors. However, the most common […]

Ahead: From English. Forward, in front, the ability to see beyond. The growing pursuit of improving the well-being of individuals immersed in various processes within socio-health […]