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Before we design a school, we must first understand the learners who will experience it. A learning environment is more than a building - it is a space that shapes emotions, behaviors, curiosity, and the overall journey of growth. In this article, Ar. Luciana Corrêa- Architect, publicist, and founding partner of DecorArquitetura - Luciana Corrêa e Elaine Delegredo – Arquitetura para Escolas - explores the transformative potential of Neuroarchitecture in Education and how thoughtful design can support the way children learn, interact, and develop. Through the integration of architecture and neuroscience, Luciana highlights how elements such as natural light, acoustics, colors, textures, biophilic design, and flexible spaces can influence focus, comfort, well-being, and meaningful learning experiences. Her insights remind us that schools should not simply be places where education happens - they should become active partners in the learning process, nurturing creativity, belonging, and human connection. At GLSN, we believe the future of education is shaped by conversations that bring together innovation, research, and human-centered design. We are committed to celebrating and supporting ideas that rethink learning environments and inspire better spaces for future generations. A valuable read for architects, educators, designers, and education leaders shaping the future of learning. Read the full article : https://lnkd.in/eBxc5RHa Discover how architecture can become a catalyst for meaningful educational experiences. #GLSN #Neuroarchitecture #EducationalArchitecture #SchoolDesign #LearningSpaces #FutureOfEducation #ArchitectureAndEducation #DesignForLearning #HumanCenteredDesign #EducationInnovation #FutureSchools Markku Lang | Chhaya Patel | Philip Idle | Anuradha Chatterjee, Ph.D. | Anku Sharma | Darshan Mutha | Akshay Bajaj | Alok Survatia | Anu Monga | Soma sharma | Arpit Patidar | Tiina Mäkelä | Syaza Suraini | Elaine Delegredo | Arquitetura para Escolas