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The first session of Moving Boundaries will focus on evidence-based design for health. Farrow and Valentine will lecture on salutogenic design, showing projects around the world and
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SESSION 1 OCTOBER 12, 2026 10AM-12:30PM 2:00-4:30PM ONLINE LEARNING TO DESIGN FOR HEALTH: RETHINKING THE BRAIN-BODY CONNECTION IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
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telling us about strategies for combining research and practice. Kurimoto will examine the Japanese view of nature and its historical manifestations in garden design.
TYE FARROW Architect, Author, Scholar Sr.Partner, Farrow Partners Architects Joint Session: “From Pathogenesis to Salutogenesis: Rethinking the Brain–Body Connection in the Built Environment”
CLEO VALENTINE Ph.D., Scientist, Design Researcher HKS; RISE; Cambridge; Harvard Joint Session: “From Pathogenesis to Salutogenesis: Rethinking the Brain– Body Connection in the Built Environment”
TAKAYA KURIMOTO Landscape Architect, Scholar Japanese Garden Designer, Connecticut, USA Lecture: “The Inner Landscape of the Japanese Mind As Reflected in Japanese Gardens”
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The first session of Moving Boundaries will focus on evidence-based design for health. Farrow and Valentine will lecture on salutogenic
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TYE FARROW OCTOBER 12, 2026 LECTURE AT 11AM WITH CLEO VALENTINE: “FROM PATHOGENESIS TO SALUTOGENESIS: RETHINKING THE BRAIN–BODY CONNECTION IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT”
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design, showing projects around the world and telling us about strategies for combining research and practice. Analysis of case studies and a conversation with the audience will follow.
TYE FARROW Architect, Author, Scholar Sr.Partner, Farrow Partners Architects Toronto, Canada Author of Constructing Health: How the Built Environment Enhances Your Mind's Health
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Tye Farrow received his Master’s degree at Harvard University. He has deep expertise at the interface of sciences and design. He has been recognized internationally as a global leader, creating truly seminal places where people can thrive. Over the past years, has presented on salutogenic design to
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organizations on six continents.
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The first session of Moving Boundaries will focus
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on evidence-based design for health. Valentine and Farrow will lecture on salutogenic design, showing projects around the world and telling us
CLEO VALENTINE OCTOBER 12, 2026 LECTURE AT 11AM WITH TYE FARROW: “FROM PATHOGENESIS TO SALUTOGENESIS: RETHINKING THE BRAIN–BODY CONNECTION IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT”
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about strategies for combining research and practice. Analysis of case studies and a conversation with the audience will follow.
CLEO VALENTINE Ph.D., Scientist, Design Researcher HKS; RISE; Cambridge; Harvard
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Cleo Valentine is a systems designer, neuroarchitectural researcher at HKS and research associate at Harvard University. Her research investigates the impact of visual exposure to selected architectural forms on neuroinflammatory responses. In doing so, this research aims to establish the field of architectural neuroimmunology and to support the creation of a healthier built environment.
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The scenery of a Japanese garden functions as a
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psychological catalyst, asking the observer to see beyond the surface. This lecture examines the Japanese view of nature and its historical manifestations in garden design.
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Kurimoto will demonstrate ideas from his talk
during on-site visits in historic gardens of Kyoto.
TAKAYA KURIMOTO Landscape Architect, Scholar Japanese Garden Designer, Lecturer at Yale University, Connecticut, USA
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OCTOBER 12, 2026 LECTURE AT 4PM
Takaya Kurimoto is a Japanese garden
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designer and a registered landscape
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gardens contribute to mindfulness and
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Landscape Architecture from Cornell
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architect in the United States. He explores the ways in which Japanese healing. He has a Master’s degree in University and is a lecturer on East Asian landscapes at Yale University.
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The third session will focus on bridging neuro-
architecture research and practice: Nanda and Chatterjee will offer perspectives from decades of experience at the intersection of disciplines. They
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will offer strategies for design, education and advocacy and they will engage the audience in a discussion about challenges of contemporary
SESSION 2 OCTOBER 14, 2026 2:00-4:30 PM ONLINE NEUROAESTHETICS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT: BRIDGING NEUROARCHITECTURE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE MORE INFORMATION:
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cross-disciplinary work.
ANJAN CHATTERJEE Ph.D. Author, Professor of Neurology, Perelman School of Medicine Lecture 6 “The Neuroaesthetics of the Built Environment”
UPALI NANDA Ph.D. Architect, Professor, Global Sector Director, Innovation HKS Architects, U.S. Lecture 7 “Bridging NeuroArchitecture Research and Practice”
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Contemporary neuroaesthetics investigates aesthetic experiences through a biological lens. In this lecture,
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Chatterjee will show how our brains respond to our environment and that we harbor hidden behavioral
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and brain responses to architecture based on several core neuropsychological dimensions.
ANJAN CHATTERJEE Ph.D., Neuroscientist, Author Professor of Neurology, Perelman School of Medicine, U.S. Author of The Aesthetic Brain: How We Evolved to Desire Beauty and Enjoy Art; Brain, Beauty and Art; Neuroethics in Practice, and other books
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OCTOBER 14, 2026 LECTURE AT 2PM “THE NEUROAESTHETICS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT”
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Anjan Chatterjee, MD, FAAN, is Professor of Neurology, Psychology, and Architecture and the Founding Director of the Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics. He is a member of the Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, and the Center for Neuroscience and Society at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the
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author of many influential books, including The Aesthetic Brain.
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Dr.Upali Nanda will offer perspectives from
decades of experience at the intersection of disciplines. She will advocate for “architecture
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UPALI NANDA OCTOBER 14, 2026 LECTURE AT 3PM “BRIDGING NEURO-ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: PERSPECTIVES FROM TWO DECADES OF EXPERIENCE AT THE INTERSECTION”
for neuroscience”, as a key element of building for brain health and brain skills in a time where being human, and designing for humanity, is the biggest challenge we face.
UPALI NANDA Ph.D. Architect, Professor, Global Sector Director, Innovation HKS Architects, U.S. ANFA Board Member Author of Sensthetics: A Crossmodal Approach to Designing for the Senses
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Dr.Upali Nanda is a Partner and Executive Vice President at HKS. As the firm’s Global Sector Director, Innovation she oversees HKS’ Cities & Communities practice and its Advisory, Research and Sustainable Design services. She was
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executive director of CADRE, the research
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arm of HKS, for 10 years. In 2018 she was awarded the Women in Architecture
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Innovator Award by Architectural Record.
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In this session the speakers will explore how environments shape cognitive, affective, and physiological restoration. Olszewska will present restorative design as a bridge between different spatial traditions and emerging research in
neuroscience. Robinson’s remote lecture will illuminate JOIN Japanese spatial concepts and their possible interpretation in contemporary design practice. REMOTELY
SESSION 3
OCTOBER 15, 2026 2:00-5:30 PM
NATALIA OLSZEWSKA MD, Neuroscientist, Researcher Co-Founder at Impronta, Author “Restorative Design: From Cultural Intuition to Scientific Evidence”
ONLINE RESTORATIVE DESIGN AND SPACE OF JAPANESE GARDENS: FROM CULTURAL INTUTION TO SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE MORE INFORMATION:
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SARAH ROBINSON (Remote) Architect, Author Philosopher, Professor, Aalborg Univ, Denmark and NAAD “Japanese Gardens and Felt Space”
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This session of Moving Boundaries will explore how environments shape cognitive, affective,
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and physiological restoration. Olszewska will present restorative design as a bridge between Japanese spatial traditions, emerging research in neuroscience and applications in architecture.
NATALIA OLSZEWSKA MD, Co-Founder, Impronta, Author, Professor NAAD, Neuroscientist Health Professional Krakow, Poland
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OCTOBER 15, 2026 LECTURE AT 2PM “RESTORATIVE DESIGN: FROM CULTURAL INTUITION TO SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE”
Natalia Olszewska is a Co-Founder of
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and architecture through an evidence-
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IMPRONTA, a research and consulting studio dedicated to merging neuroscience based design approach. She is a physician with a unique educational background in medicine and neuroscience applied to
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architectural design.
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In this session, Robinson explores resonance between bodies, plants, the elements and
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buildings in the context of Japanese gardens. She suggests how the time-honored principles practiced particularly in Japanese stroll gardens can enrich
SARAH ROBINSON OCTOBER 15, 2026 LECTURE AT 4PM (live,remote) “JAPANESE GARDENS AND FELT SPACE”
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and re-vitalize contemporary design practice.
SARAH ROBINSON (Remote) Architect, Author, Philosopher, Faculty at NAAD, and at Aalborg University Author of Architecture of Resonance, Architecture is a Verb; Nesting, and many other important books.
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Sarah Robinson is an architect, writer and educator, based in Pavia, Italy. Her writing and research explores the many ways that the built environment shapes body, mind and culture. She teaches internationally, is Adjunct Professor at Aalborg University and serves in an advisory role to organizations
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that promote life-centered design.
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The fourth session of Moving Boundaries will be developed at the interface of psychology, philosophy, sociology, architecture, and psychiatry. There is a wisdom to be found in philosophies of ‘nothingness’ such as those
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developed by the Kyoto School. They invite us to approach architecture not as an exterior structure but as a field of lived relations, and space as something that shapes us as much as we shape it.
SESSION 4
OCTOBER 16, 2026 2-4 PM ONLINE
ARCHITECTURE AS A FIELD OF LIVED RELATIONS: KYOTO SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY DESIGN AND THE SPACE OF THE MIND MORE INFORMATION:
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DAVID DORENBAUM MD, Psychoanalyst, Author, Professor, University of Toronto Canada
RYŌSUKE ŌHASHI Ph.D. Philosopher, Former Professor of Philosophy, Kyoto, Japan
CHARLES-ANTOINE BARBEAU Resident Physician, Scholar Montreal, Canada
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This session is conceived as an open conversation rather than a formal lecture. A philosopher, a
neuroscientist, a psychoanalyst, and an architect will
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reflect together on how built form and consciousness mirror, influence, and sometimes unsettle one another. With unexpected guests, and engaging exhanges, this day promises to be truly memorable.
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DAVID DORENBAUM MD, Psychoanalyst, Author, contributor to El Pais, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, Canada
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OCTOBER 16, 2026 CONVERSATION AT 2PM “THE KYOTO SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY, ARCHITECTURE AND THE SPACE OF MIND”
David Dorenbaum, MD (México, 1956), is
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University of Toronto, a member of the
a psychoanalyst, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the International Psychoanalytic Association and the Lacan Clinical Forum at the Austen Riggs Center in Stockbridge,
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Massachusetts. Dorenbaum is also an accomplished author.
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This session is conceived as an open conversation rather than a formal lecture. A philosopher, a
neuroscientist, a psychoanalyst, and an architect will
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reflect together on how built form and consciousness
RYŌSUKE ŌHASHI OCTOBER 16, 2026 CONVERSATION AT 2PM “THE KYOTO SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY, ARCHITECTURE AND THE SPACE OF MIND” FOLLOWED BY PANEL DISCUSSION
mirror, influence, and sometimes unsettle one another. With unexpected guests, and engaging exhanges, this day promises to be truly memorable.
RYŌSUKE ŌHASHI Ph.D., Philosopher, Former Professor of Philosophy, Kyoto University, Japan Author of Japan and Heidegger; Beauty in Japan, and other books.
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Ryōsuke Ōhashi is one of the most distinguished philosophers in Japan. He belongs to the Kyoto School, a Japanese academic philosophical movement that emerged at the beginning of the 20th century. He has won numerous awards and has held teaching positions at universities around the world, including
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the Kyoto Technical University, Osaka University, as well as in France, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and U.S.
2026
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The final session of Moving Boundaries will focus on the role of light and circadian rhythms in the
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built environment, drawing on groundbreaking research about restorative design, environmental factors and human health, with scientific evidence
SESSION 5
OCTOBER 18 10-11:30 AM OCTOBER 19 9-11:30AM
ONLINE DESIGNING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT TO ALIGN WITH HUMAN BIOLOGY: FROM CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE TO BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE MORE INFORMATION:
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provided by the professors. Applications in architecture will be discussed.
SATCHIN PANDA Ph.D. Neuroscientist, ANFA Board Member, Salk Institute, U.S. Lecture 9 “Designing Built Environment to Align With Human Biology”
NATALIA OLSZEWSKA MD, Neuroscientist, Researcher Co-Founder at Impronta, Author Krakow, Poland Respondent Panel Discussion Oct.19
CHRISTINE BRUCKNER PhD, Architect, Researcher Director at M Moser Associates Hong Kong Lecture 10 “Details of Lightness Structuring the Space Between”
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The final session of Moving Boundaries will focus
on the role of light and circadian rhythms in the
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built environment, drawing on groundbreaking research about restorative design, environmental factors and human health, with scientific evidence
SATCHIN PANDA OCTOBER 18, 2026 LECTURE AT 10AM
provided by both professors. Applications in architecture will be discussed.
SATCHIN PANDA Ph.D., Neuroscientist ANFA Board Member, Salk Institute, La Jolla, U.S. Author of The Circadian Code; The Circadian Diabetes Code
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Satchin Panda, Ph.D. is a Professor at the
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Salk Institute in California, where his
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metabolism in model organisms and in
research focuses on the circadian regulation of behavior, physiology, and humans. Author of important books, he received the Julie Martin Mid-Career Award in Aging Research and the Dana Foundation
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Award in Brain and Immune System Imaging. Panda is a Board Member of ANFA.
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Through evocative Japanese concepts which reference soft and symbolic boundaries and impermanence, Dr. Bruckner will reveal how space
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can be experienced beyond enclosure as a layered, living threshold between inside and outside, body and atmosphere, presence and change.
CHRISTINE BRUCKNER OCTOBER 19, 2026 LECTURE AT 9AM
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“DETAILS OF LIGHTNESS STRUCTURING THE SPACE BETWEEN”
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CHRISTINE BRUCKNER PhD, Architect, Researcher Director at M Moser Associates Hong Kong
Christine Bruckner, Ph.D. is an architect and author actively supporting best practice, sustainability and wellness in design. As a Global Director at M Moser, she brings her experience with urban integration, revitalization and design excellence to guide the development of our built environment at all scales.
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This final session of Moving Boundaries will explore how environments shape cognitive affective, and physiological restoration.
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During the panel discussion we will explore the notion of architecture not as a static object, but as a continuous physiological and psychological
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exposure that shapes human experience and health over time.
NATALIA OLSZEWSKA MD, Co-Founder, Impronta, Author Professor NAAD, Neuroscientist Krakow, Poland
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OCTOBER 19 AT 10AM PANEL CONVERSATION WITH SATCHIN PANDA, TATIANA BERGER AND CHRISTINE BRUCKNER HOW ENVIRONMENTS SHAPE COGNITIVE, AFFECTIVE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESTORATION TO IMPROVE HEALTH APPLICATIONS FOR DESIGN
Natalia Olszewska is a Co-Founder of IMPRONTA, a research and consulting studio dedicated to merging neuroscience and architecture through an evidencebased design approach. She is a physician with a unique educational background in medicine and neuroscience applied to
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architectural design.
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PROGRAM OCTOBER 12-16, 2026
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MOVING BOUNDARIES JAPAN
The first session of Moving Boundaries will focus on evidence-based design for health. Farrow and Valentine will lecture on salutogenic design, showing projects around the world and
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SESSION 1 OCTOBER 12, 2026 10AM-12:30PM 2:00-4:30PM ONLINE LEARNING TO DESIGN FOR HEALTH: RETHINKING THE BRAIN-BODY CONNECTION IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
MORE INFORMATION:
INFO@MOVINGBOUNDARIES.ORG
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telling us about strategies for combining research and practice. Kurimoto will examine the Japanese view of nature and its historical manifestations in garden design.
TYE FARROW Architect, Author, Scholar Sr.Partner, Farrow Partners Architects Joint Session: “From Pathogenesis to Salutogenesis: Rethinking the Brain–Body Connection in the Built Environment”
CLEO VALENTINE Ph.D., Scientist, Design Researcher HKS; RISE; Cambridge; Harvard Joint Session: “From Pathogenesis to Salutogenesis: Rethinking the Brain– Body Connection in the Built Environment”
TAKAYA KURIMOTO Landscape Architect, Scholar Japanese Garden Designer, Connecticut, USA Lecture: “The Inner Landscape of the Japanese Mind As Reflected in Japanese Gardens”
2026
PROGRAM OCTOBER 12-16, 2026
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MOVING BOUNDARIES JAPAN
The third session will focus on bridging neuro-
architecture research and practice: Nanda and Chatterjee will offer perspectives from decades of experience at the intersection of disciplines. They
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will offer strategies for design, education and advocacy and they will engage the audience in a discussion about challenges of contemporary
SESSION 2 OCTOBER 14, 2026 2:00-4:30 PM ONLINE NEUROAESTHETICS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT: BRIDGING NEUROARCHITECTURE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE MORE INFORMATION:
INFO@MOVINGBOUNDARIES.ORG
www.movingboundaries.org
cross-disciplinary work.
ANJAN CHATTERJEE Ph.D. Author, Professor of Neurology, Perelman School of Medicine Lecture 6 “The Neuroaesthetics of the Built Environment”
UPALI NANDA Ph.D. Architect, Professor, Global Sector Director, Innovation HKS Architects, U.S. Lecture 7 “Bridging NeuroArchitecture Research and Practice”
LECTURES FOLLOWED BY PANEL DISCUSSION
2026
PROGRAM OCTOBER 12-16, 2026
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MOVING BOUNDARIES JAPAN
In this session the speakers will explore how environments shape cognitive, affective, and physiological restoration. Olszewska will present restorative design as a bridge between different spatial traditions and emerging research in
neuroscience. Robinson’s remote lecture will illuminate JOIN Japanese spatial concepts and their possible interpretation in contemporary design practice. REMOTELY
SESSION 3
OCTOBER 14, 2026 2:00-5:30 PM
NATALIA OLSZEWSKA MD, Neuroscientist, Researcher Co-Founder at Impronta, Author “Restorative Design: From Cultural Intuition to Scientific Evidence”
ONLINE RESTORATIVE DESIGN AND SPACE OF JAPANESE GARDENS: FROM CULTURAL INTUTION TO SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE MORE INFORMATION:
INFO@MOVINGBOUNDARIES.ORG
www.movingboundaries.org
SARAH ROBINSON (Remote) Architect, Author Philosopher, Professor, Aalborg Univ, Denmark and NAAD “Japanese Gardens and Felt Space”
LECTURES FOLLOWED BY PANEL DISCUSSION
2026
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MOVING BOUNDARIES JAPAN
The fourth session of Moving Boundaries will be developed at the interface of psychology, philosophy, sociology, architecture, and psychiatry. There is a wisdom to be found in philosophies of ‘nothingness’ such as those
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developed by the Kyoto School. They invite us to approach architecture not as an exterior structure but as a field of lived relations, and space as something that shapes us as much as we shape it.
SESSION 4
OCTOBER 16, 2026 2-4 PM ONLINE
ARCHITECTURE AS A FIELD OF LIVED RELATIONS: KYOTO SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY DESIGN AND THE SPACE OF THE MIND MORE INFORMATION:
INFO@MOVINGBOUNDARIES.ORG
www.movingboundaries.org
DAVID DORENBAUM MD, Psychoanalyst, Author, Professor, University of Toronto Canada
RYŌSUKE ŌHASHI Ph.D. Philosopher, Former Professor of Philosophy, Kyoto, Japan
CHARLES-ANTOINE BARBEAU Resident Physician, Scholar Montreal, Canada
2026
PROGRAM OCTOBER 12-20, 2026
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MOVING BOUNDARIES JAPAN
The final session of Moving Boundaries will focus on the role of light and circadian rhythms in the
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built environment, drawing on groundbreaking research about restorative design, environmental factors and human health, with scientific evidence
SESSION 5
OCTOBER 18 10-11:30 AM OCTOBER 19 9-11:30AM
ONLINE DESIGNING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT TO ALIGN WITH HUMAN BIOLOGY: FROM CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE TO BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE MORE INFORMATION:
INFO@MOVINGBOUNDARIES.ORG
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provided by the professors. Applications in architecture will be discussed.
SATCHIN PANDA Ph.D. Neuroscientist, ANFA Board Member, Salk Institute, U.S. Lecture 9 “Designing Built Environment to Align With Human Biology”
NATALIA OLSZEWSKA MD, Neuroscientist, Researcher Co-Founder at Impronta, Author Krakow, Poland Respondent Panel Discussion Oct.19
CHRISTINE BRUCKNER PhD, Architect, Researcher Director at M Moser Associates Hong Kong Lecture 10 “Details of Lightness Structuring the Space Between”