The Wall of Happiness

The most important thing in life is to live happily. This is a simple fact that we keep forgetting. We are always too busy to think about this matter. Modern man is a nervous and unhappy creature and this is a result of civilization. Architecture can have a crucial in such self-awareness. The recent so-called “Green” movements in architecture and urban design are attempts towards the same issue but they are mostly focusing on the eco-friendly features of space rather than the matter of “well-being”. My research question was formulated as: How can an architectural space have a positive influence on the well-being and happiness of its inhabitants?

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Urban Psychological-restoration pavilion
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Space
Observation and environment

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