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30 July, 2004
30 July 2004Sacred Spaces: A group of 30 clerics, neuroscientists and architects met for two days in Columbus, Indiana to study how the mind reacts to the sensations of entering a house of worship, with the hope of creating designs that will enhance the meeting of the sacred and earthly. The meeting, reports the AP's Ken Kusmer was the latest in a series of "exploratory workshops" into architecture and neuroscience organized by the American Institute of Architects. Read more.
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