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Curiosity
At HAUS, we don’t see curiosity as a distraction, but as a different way of thinking. We call it wandering, musing. It goes against productivity as we understand it today —yet it reminds us how essential it is to create spaces where curiosity can be practised.
Curiositology is a way of asking questions from another place —one that complements and enriches the answers we usually give from traditional perspectives. It opposes nothing; it simply seeks to complete those answers from unexplored angles, to rethink what we call evidence, and to cyclically ask ourselves what “better” really means.
In this space, science meets intuition, reason meets emotion, and curiosity becomes a compass guiding every step toward a more human way of understanding our spaces —and the life that dwells within them.
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The Necessary and Beneficial Dialogue Between Architecture, Health, and Economy to Drive and Promote Change
The Managing Partner of Haus Healthy Buildings analyzes the connection between architecture, health, and the economy, highlighting the future challenges in the sector.
(Spanish)
Interview for the TV2 program Escala Humana about Health and Architecture
Excerpt from the interview conducted by the Escala Humana team in the episode dedicated to Architecture and Health. Working to ensure that the buildings we construct are healthy spaces that guarantee comfort and well-being. Spanish
