“Buildings shape how we feel, how we behave, and how we connect with one another far more than we acknowledge.” - Humanise: A Maker’s Guide to Building Our World
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Cognitive load mapping helps developers understand how people process and navigate a space. By applying cognitive load theory at concept stage, projects reduce unnecessary mental effort and create buildings that feel clearer, easier to use and stronger in long-term performance.
Developments grounded in human behaviour are outperforming traditional projects. By designing spaces that fit real patterns of use, developers create environments that attract committed tenants, holding their value in a rapidly shifting market.
