Applied Psychology of Architecture - Book II.

Applied Psychology of Architecture Book II. Psychology of architects and users

The second book by the founder of applied psychology of architecture, Karel Smejkal, focuses on the key relationship between the architect and the user of space. It shows that quality architecture is not only based on technical knowledge, but above all on the ability to understand human needs and find harmony between them and the creative intent. The author here systematically develops the concept of applied psychology of architecture, presents the structure of its teaching, and draws on extensive research conducted during 2015-2024. The book offers not only a theoretical framework but also practical tools to help architects better understand themselves and their clients. It is intended for anyone who wants to move architecture from form to a deeper understanding of the human being.

What you will find in the book:

· clearly formulated concept of applied psychology of architecture

· explaining why the psychological component is key to creating a quality environment

· Proposal for the structure of psychology education for architects

· practical tools, including a temperament test

· a large body of original research (2015-2024), including: architects' temperament, value orientation, differences between European and African context, architects' relationship to art,

• innovative methodological approaches, for example the "Find your architect" game