Architecting The Cognitive Space

Architecting of Cognitive Ecosystems Where Stability Emerges "The greatest engineers rarely engineer behavior directly. They engineer the invisible environments from which desirable behavior naturally emerges." A Lesson from Architecture Architects often describe their profession in a way that surprises those outside the discipline. They do not think of themselves as designing walls, windows, columns, or roofs. (See picture) • They think of themselves as designing space. • The walls merely define that space.