Building for Wellbeing investigates how to design streets in extremely dense environments while maintaining a human scale at eye level. The project applies novel approaches from the fields of neuroarchitecture and artificial intelligence as well as co-research methods to find practice-proven, evidence-based design solutions and develop cutting-edge tools for spatial design practice. Building for Wellbeing is a two-year research project conducted by the Chair of Spatial Urban Transformation at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. It brings together co-researchers from Dutch spatial design firms with expertise in urban design, architecture, and landscape architecture and their clients (municipalities, housing corporations and urban developers). The project is supported by an advisory board of leading international institutions and global pioneers in the field of neuroarchitecture. It is co-funded by the Taskforce for Applied Research SIA.