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Abstract This paper discusses the ways in which healing architecture can be combined with low-carbon design from a life cycle perspective. Sustainable construction often focuses on carbon reduction, but healing spaces focus on multisensory design, such as light, sound, touch, and smell, which contribute to the well-being of the user. The study emphasizes the synergies between timber, vertical greenery, and biophilic design through case studies such as Bosco Verticale and Toro

This research explores how multisensory strategies , neuroarchitecture methods , and tools such as ASMR and biophilic design can...