In a Good Place

The physical spaces we inhabit affect us more than we realize, from homes and workplaces to neighborhoods and beyond.

Leidy Klotz weaves lessons from ancient monuments to modern offices, explaining why we perform better on home turf, thrive in certain environments, and feel driven to improve our surroundings due to evolutionary roots.

By understanding how environments support or hinder our psychological needs, we can design spaces that foster belonging, spark learning, and connect us to our past and legacy, especially as virtual life dominates.