Natalia Olszewska studied medicine but always had a yearning for architecture. After graduating from medical school, a trip to the Venice Biennale with architect friends flipped the switch and she began to see the connection between medicine, specifically neuroscience, and architecture. Natalia's co-founding role at IMPRONTA, a consultancy specializing in health and well-being design, underscores her commitment to leveraging neuroscience and applied sciences in architecture.