We have been asked by Kevin Ryan, a local architect in Kamloops, to spread the word about a workshop on the design of space and the impact on our well-being. Here is the info:
Organic Holistic Architecture
Environmental Psychology and the Unseen Power of Buildings
with Christian Kyriacou RIBA MCSD
Discover the underlying ‘invisible’ factors
which allow people to feel good and prosperous in their buildings.Environmental Psychology and the Unseen Power of Buildings
with Christian Kyriacou RIBA MCSD
In this 3 day workshop, Christian will take us through 3,000 years of intense distillation of ancient knowledge drawn from the wisdom of many cultures as practiced by the master builders, adapting to contemporary relevance for use in our design processes. Enhance your core architectural design skills to maximize aspects of wellbeing, health, wealth and abundance for your clients.
A design approach based upon what the site, or an existing building, is ‘saying’ to you. An intuitive approach fused with very exact and scientific detailed methods of ancient holistic architectural principles right through the construction process to the ‘fine-tuning’ of the finished building. This includes aspects of environmental psychology, house whispering, sacred geometry, music, feng shui, vastu and geomancy etc.
Christian is a London based architect with 40 years consultation experience to clients and design professionals specialising in working with the correlation of how architectural space affects peoples lives, health and wellbeing.
This workshop takes place Thursday, May 31 to Sunday, June 3, 2012 at Equinisity Retreats, Gateway 2 Ranch, Kamloops. For details and to register, go to http://www.equinisity.com/retreats.html#Genetic <http://www.equinisity.com/retreats.html#Genetic> .
or bluegreenarchitecture.com/ga-courseinfo.html
It will be a small and intimate group experience as we can only accommodate 8 maybe 10 at a pinch. The course is targeted towards anyone that is interested in the design of space or on the impact of the space we inhabit on our well being.
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