THE CONNECTION OF ARCHITECTURAL FORM WITH NATURE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE HUMAN PSYCHE
Nature and architecture are usually understood as opposite entities, personifying human encroachment on the primordial physical image of the world. This article highlights the need to connect architecture with nature, as well as the degree of psychological impact of architecture on human feelings, behavior and experience. The author concludes that when designing and urban planning, architects should include a multisensory approach in their work - this will contribute to the development of such buildings and urban spaces that are better adapted for the social, cognitive and emotional well-being of people.