Today we are looking at our final sense in our series about the influence of The Five Senses on our built environment. So far we’ve looked at Sight, Smell, Touch and Taste. Today’s sense is Sound. ...

As part of our Material Xperience theme exploring the ‘Five Senses’ in design, we’ve looked so far at sight, touch and taste. Today we are unravelling sense of smell. This is one of the most fun ...

Our next sense as part of our ‘Five Senses Theme’ this week is Taste. And while you may not immediately associate taste with buildings materials, the influence of our sense of taste on our perception ...

In line with our theme of ‘The Five Senses’ at Material Xperience 2015, we will be breaking down the Five Senses by looking at different senses each day this week and discussing how a better consideration of all ...

Haiko Meijer Talks Healthy Buildings and Schools at Material Xperience During his upbringing in the forest estate of Lemferdinge, south of Groningen, Haiko developed a great love for nature. In addition to the visual beauty ...

Sight. Sound. Smell. Touch. Taste. Our five senses have a much bigger influence on the way we perceive our built environment than one may initially think. For designers, sight seems to clearly be the dominant ...