Neuroarquitetura e coliving : uma abordagem integrada para o bem-estar e convivência

Abstract

The present study aimed to provide foundations for cohabitation projects, specifically coliving, in the city of Juiz de Fora. It begins with a brief historical overview of housing modes, exploring how new generations perceive the concepts of housing and shared economy. Next, the study seeks to understand how environments can influence individual perception by introducing the concepts of Neuroarchitecture and its implications in creating positive and welcoming spaces for cohabitation residents. Additionally, the paper discusses the importance of designing shared environments in a harmonious and inviting manner. The research was conducted through a literature review, exploring relevant articles, materials, and books to gather information and insights for the proposed study. Case studies related to coliving were also analyzed to shed light on neuroarchitecture-related issues. Ultimately, it is concluded that the demand for shared spaces, including private areas and communal spaces, is likely to increase in the real estate sector. By applying the guidelines of neuroarchitecture, these spaces can be enhanced, improving quality of life, reducing stress, and promoting the physical and mental well-being of their residents. Through the integration of neuroarchitecture principles into the design process, it is possible to create environments that provide a positive and enriching experience for coliving residents in the city of Juiz de Fora.