“Your body, your biology responds to your environment constantly and neuroaesthetics is the study of that. It looks at how your body and mind are responding to and being acted upon by the environment.” —Suchi Reddy The award-winning Google store in New York was designed on that principle, as was her recent installation, Shaped by Air for DiscoverLexus in the sculpture garden of the ICAMiami, and it is being applied in her design for the Rise centre at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, where she’s creating the first multi-modal immersive centre for reducing the stress of healthcare workers. Reddy’s ability to be innovative and soulful has created a busy professional calendar for the award-winning architect. She is now teaching at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, and at The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at the Cooper Union. — ArchDigestIndia caught up with the Chennai-born, New York–based architect at the DhakaArtSummit...