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WHEN THE HUMAN EYE BLINKS…
Did you know that the second most complex organ in your body after your brain is your eye? (1) The human eye contains many processes all working together to help you perceive visual queues in a continuous way. However, when foreign matter or heightened stimuli (like loud sounds or bright lights) occur, a blinking reflex is activated — and usually when one eye blinks the other follows.
GEOFF MANAUGH ON “BLINKSPOTS”
In a thought-provoking post entitled Architecture of the Blink, some interesting questions surface regarding how blinking might affect our perception of architectural design. In this article, Geoff Manaugh explores “blinkspots” — moments or spaces where blinking shuts down our awareness of less important details.
This got me thinking…
DO YOU WANT A “SECOND LOOK”?
When architecture is more “interactive”, with more moving and/or flashing elements, does that mean occupants will Read more
