Neuroarchitecture has recently gained prominence. In the last two decades, it has advanced from propositional studies to experimental studies in the laboratory. Today, neuroarchitecture allows in-depth research into the effect of the environment on human beings. Such is its potential that published articles are multiplying, and every year more and more academic journals include research of this type. However, efforts are still fragmented. There is a long way to go before neuroarchitecture can be massively, exhaustively, and rigorously applied to the professional sector of architecture and urban planning. Thus, in order to ensure clarity and precision in implementation, it is essential to comprehensively address a variety of objectives and methodologies. This is precisely the aim of this Special Issue: to encourage the exchange of work focused on solving the main challenges currently facing neuroarchitecture.

Potential topics include the following:

• Methodological frameworks for experimental studies.
• Design guidelines obtained from experimentation.
• Discussions on the use of neurophysiological recordings.
• Validations of neurophysiological recording devices.
• Simultaneous use of neurophysiological recordings and virtual reality.
• Innovative applications in the use of sensors and sensing technologies.

Dr. Juan Luis Higuera-Trujillo
Dr. Carmen Llinares
Guest Editors

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