The architecture of happiness: Why some homes just feel right
On this episode of Power House, Zeb Lowe sits down with architect and researcher Ann Sussman to explore a provocative idea: many modern homes and neighborhoods are fundamentally out of sync with human biology.
Drawing on neuroscience, architecture and urban design, Ann explains why our brains are wired for faces, detail, walkable environments, and how blank facades, oversized roads and car-centric development can quietly contribute to stress, isolation and disconnection.
From Disneyland's Main Street to Amsterdam and Nantucket, the conversation explores why some places feel instantly…
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