ARQUITETURA TRADICIONAL E BEM-ESTAR PSICOFÍSICO: UMA REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA DA LITERATURA

Raphael Patrício de Andrade Falcão; Ilanna de Brito Lyra Silva Meira Costa

doi:10.36674/mythos.v22i1.988

Autores

Raphael Patrício de Andrade Falcão Faculdade Internacional Cidade Viva
Ilanna de Brito Lyra Silva Meira Costa Centro Universitário de João Pessoa Unipê

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36674/mythos.v22i1.988

Palavras-chave:

saúde mental, neurociência, psicologia, bem-estar, ambiente construído

Resumo

O estudo da psicobiologia tem revelado um potencial promissor: compreender como o design arquitetônico pode atender às necessidades psicológicas humanas de forma duradoura. Estudos recentes sugerem que o cérebro humano é naturalmente atraído por estruturas com características tradicionais, o que desperta questões intrigantes sobre os elementos do ambiente construído que realmente impactam o bem-estar. Este artigo busca explorar esses aspectos por meio de uma revisão integrativa da literatura, com o objetivo de identificar os principais elementos arquitetônicos e urbanísticos que influenciam positivamente a saúde física e mental, com base em evidências fornecidas por áreas como a neurociência e a psicologia, relacionando esses achados com a arquitetura tradicional.Após a análise de 12 publicações selecionadas, os resultados apontam para uma conexão significativa: características estruturais frequentemente associadas à arquitetura tradicional estão diretamente ligadas a melhorias na qualidade de vida, abrangendo tanto o bem-estar físico quanto mental. Essa constatação não apenas reforça a importância do diálogo entre ciência e design, mas também convida a uma reflexão mais ampla sobre como podemos moldar ambientes que realmente promovam saúde e felicidade.

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