The Atypical Architect
Jessica WeissReflections on self, space, and the sensory experience—from an autistic architect discovering her own wiring.
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Beauty and the Allostatic Beast
Photo by J. Balla Photography on Unsplash
Your nervous system doesn’t just react to the world. It predicts it.
Every room you walk into, your body is running a quiet forecast — is this safe, is this loud, is this going to ask something of...
Meet Your Clutter Persona
Einstein’s desk — a nice reminder that clutter isn’t a moral failure.
A while back when I was raging about my home clutter, I discovered something that redefined how I think about my relationship to the objects in my (and my clients’) home...
Old Brains, New Buildings
The Denver Art Museum by Daniel Libeskind Photo by Ivan Calderon on Unsplash
The ancient Roman “architect” Vitruvius is known for writing the very first book(s) on architecture, or at least the only ones to actually survive antiquity. I pu...
An Ode to Aesthetics
Photo by Sincerely Media on Unsplash
Months ago, I was participating in the Neurodivergent Narratives weekly writing contests. Dr. Angela Kingdon of The Autistic Culture Podcast and Network would send out a weekly writing prompt for those...
Beauty and the Brain
Out with the Old, In With the New
So last week we dipped our toe into the proverbial pool that is neuroaesthetics. This is the second part in the series, which will build on the first. So, if you’d like to brush up on what we’ve cover...
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Architect + Interior Designer + Aspiring (insert special interest of the month). Late Diagnosed AuDHDer. Chronically ill and chronically on the edge of burnout. Can be found somewhere under a weighted blanket, swimming upstream, and over-analyzing.
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