How Architecture Affects Human Behavior

[@NorthernDiaries]

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[@sheshwanth]

I'm an architecture student.l loved how you potrayed about psychological factors in the built environment.

[@NorthernDiaries]

I am glad. Thank you :)

[@AnaMarcu]

I love that more people talk about the relationship between architecture and psychology. The more people talk about this, the more we normalise urban beauty as a human necessity and not a nice to have.

[@pongop]

Awesome video! Very thought provoking. Thank you!

[@kiileetsoku2397]

Very thought-provoking. Thank you

[@chandrus3568]

Great observation & dedication brother 👏👏👌👌...kinda addicted to your channel 🤩🤩😎

[@NorthernDiaries]

Thanks Chandru :)

[@SalvatorePalmaJ]

Agreed with you. I however thought that the car vs transit argument was weak. Car culture is actually one of the most lonely, unproductive forms of transport we have. Some say the loneliness epidemic began with prioritizing the car. You talked about how human interaction is important for wellness and that is why transit scores higher in user satisfaction/ wellbeing vs driving. You also made it seem like you needed a car to access nature while multiple great cities have excellent transit into nature. The most ideal scenario would be to design our urban places to provide locals with the transport choices to best engage with our communities and natural surroundings, and that includes transit. Car design alone has proven to be a choice that has plagued our wellbeing for decades.

[@Kush6542]

Bhai maza aagaya....kya video hai, sochne pr majboor kar diya....aise hi baanate raho bhai...love yu😄

[@NorthernDiaries]

Only half understood that :D Thanks :)

[@fuadshakeel6722]

Something in ur videos always connects me..

[@NorthernDiaries]

Thank you. I am very glad :)

[@partagashabaneros]

Great video, Sudarshan! Loved it thoroughly although I, personally, don't like have too many stuff(art work etc) inside home.

[@NorthernDiaries]

Yeah I get that. Frankly I don't even have too many, just somethings that make the house a home.

[@vickylawson5054]

Wonderful videos, thank you. Reminded me of reading The Aesthetics of Joy.

[@NorthernDiaries]

Thanks for watching :)

[@pammorton7448]

Very interesting. I was recently in Rome and walked among beautiful old structures, along the Appian Way, on the Palantine Hill and I was actually happier than I have been for a long time. Was it the historic significance? or the beauty of the architecture? and surroundings. Anyway, I am going back there as soon as possible.

[@NorthernDiaries]

Might be all. Watch this video where he talks about the lived architecture in Japan and the US. Very interesting. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaaUqHqVjM6Dipo&ab_channel=LifeWhereI%27mFrom

[@MrHaydenSwan]

Top quality video bro! Inspiring

[@vinoraghav]

Great work Sudharshan!! I echo your thoughts

[@sarashaaban5869]

Bravo to this amazing informative credible video will help me in my thesis

[@NorthernDiaries]

Thank you. Glad it was helpful :)

[@issagonzalez8458]

This has inspired me so much... Thank you.

[@NorthernDiaries]

Thanks for watching :)

[@raycarter6770]

You're great at making films dude

[@JohnCleary-d4i]

So important, our urban spaces have a big impact on our vibrational spectrum which powers quantum realities.

[@melodiesfromanusampath58]

Fascinating thought! Absolutely loved the video. So calm and relaxed :)

[@raphaeljatoba]

great video.

[@ProjectSkrillexNL]

omg i fuckin love this. didnt knew about that research stuff you mentioned, gonna use it. thanks

[@domanater480]

Every video you make is perfect. I often wonder what the psychological affects there are on being surrounded by thousands of people but not knowing a single one. Evolutionary we would have never experienced such a thing. Think that’s where a lot of loneliness stems from. I can say I feel 100x more lonely walking around strangers than I do hiking in nature alone.

[@NorthernDiaries]

I want to write a long response to this, about the psychological affects there are on being surrounded by thousands of people but not knowing a single one. It is my favorite topic. I love that feeling, but also aware that it's unhealthy. Not sure how to explain.

[@waynepoole6120]

I think the reason why you feel lonely around strangers is that you have an innate desire to connect with what's around you and find it difficult to do so. Its isolating. There are dangers in nature but nature is what it is... natural. People can be unpredictable and pose greater risks as we all share the environment where space and resources are limited. And people can just be weird or we ourselves may feel like we won't be accepted by others and therefore alienate ourself and isolate again.

[@prodjimmystylo]

@@NorthernDiaries I feel that.

[@rokiahassan1220]

@@NorthernDiaries what do you mean you love this feeling?! I think it is a terrible feeling

[@adityawagh7617]

THANKS BRO BEST VIDEO EVER

[@NorthernDiaries]

Thanks for watching :)

[@movieklips360]

This video deserves a million viewssss

[@NorthernDiaries]

Thank you 😀🙌

[@nvxc60]

Really insightful, this what we call Vastu Shastra in India is actually a space science

[@EsotericCat]

5:45 sounds a lot like what ted k talks about. Yielding to efficiency is actively harmful to the health of individuals

[@educadornatan]

wonderful

[@NorthernDiaries]

:)

[@MarkMiller-cw7in]

Nice vid

[@Mr0crazygal0]

WOW!

[@LogicallySoundMM]

Opening music by Lang Lang's dad ??

[@NorthernDiaries]

I just googled Lang Lang :)

[@LogicallySoundMM]

I was thinking of this ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKqtlqCcbc2qobc

[@rickbhai9829]

Hello there

[@NorthernDiaries]

Hi Grandpa Rick!

[@Monotonous-Tedium]

“How architecture affects human behaviour?” Yes there’s far too much of it and it’s mostly incredibly bland. It’s very simple 😂

[@FNKOK]

Psychologie ist Geld und unendlich Öl

[@miguelmota7432]

boring

[@Mellabellaluna]

Great video

[@NorthernDiaries]

Thanks :)