Architects and urban planners have been responsible for years to craft, visualize, and design solutions for our physical bodies and their limitations. Today, while we evolve in our understanding of our surroundings, bodies, and the way they function, we become more conscious about other aspects of our lives, involving emotions and behavior, therefore we need to rethink the way we design. An urban layout or building, now and in the future should not fulfill just its physical aspect, by solving a problem of functionality but cover the psychological and emotional aspect of the people using it. The spaces of the future will be conscious spaces by melding together cross-sector creative solutions coming from neuroscientists, architects, urban planners, environmental therapies, psychologists, behavioral scientists, and community planners.