ResidentialEditorial DeskMon 13 Sep 21

[+] Why Sekisui has Embraced Neuroarchitecture

Sekisui House has just launched what it’s describing as Brisbane’s first neuroarchitecture building at its West Village project.

The Altura residential project is a collaboration between the developer and its design team—Smart Design Studio, Nettletontribe, Carr and RPS Group.

In this TUD+ Briefing, West Village project director Harrison Phillips explains the approach and why Sekisui House is undertaking it.

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