Seth Looper

Enhancing Spatial Memory: The Impact of Color and Geometry in Architectural Design

How do color and geometry shape what we remember in space? This article explores how vivid visual design—from bold hues to distinct forms—enhances navigation, memory, and user experience in architecture, backed by research in psychology and neuroscience.

The Cognitive Clarity of Creation: What Drawing Reveals About Thinking

Drawing isn't just an artistic act—it's a thinking process. This article explores how visual creation clarifies complex thoughts, unlocks hidden connections, and reveals how we truly understand the world.

Seeding Transitions: Architectural Education as a Catalyst for Systemic Change

This workshop reframed early design education as a systemic intervention, introducing high school students to spatial thinking, systems literacy, and design-led transitions through hands-on architectural practices in Shenzhen.

The Lab That Wasn't a Bear (But I Was Ready Anyway)

Saturday, May 4 – Light rain – Lyme Hill, near Connecticut River Steps taken: many Glasses removed due to sweat: 1 Labs spotted: 3 Actual bears: 0 (spiritually, 1) Lost? Yes. Found? Not really. Went out for a hike at Lyme Hill. About 20 minutes from home. No parking at the start

About Lines Between

Lines Between is an experiment in how we see. It’s where the tools of visual and spatial design—once used to shape buildings, pages, and environments—are reimagined to tackle one of life’s most complex challenges: designing a life that feels intentional, creative, and whole. I’m Seth