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This review aims to explore how technology-driven assessments reveal the biobehavioral responses to built environments and their impact on health.

July 1, 2026BuildingsOpen Access

Biobehavioral Responses to the Built Environment: A Technology-Driven Review of Health Outcomes

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Narrative review synthesizes technology-driven methods linking built environments to health outcomes.

This review aims to explore how technology-driven assessments reveal the biobehavioral responses to built environments and their impact on health.
Narrative review of 269 studies from 2003 to 2025.
Examines technology-driven evaluations of built environments in relation to psychophysiological well-being.
Introduces a dual-pathway framework for linking environmental features to health outcomes.
Identified a four-stage evolution in assessment methodologies from subjective measures to multimodal frameworks.
Established two primary pathways linking built environments to health: emotional arousal and physiological outcomes.
Highlighted 22 key emotions influencing psychological responses and identified six categories for physiological impacts.

Jiang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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