Co-author and success partner
Egle Karpaviciute
Neuroarchitecture Pioneer • Founder of NAMAS JUMS • IWBI Ambassador
About The Author
Eglė Karpavičiūtė is a visionary leader in neuroarchitecture and therapeutic design, and the founder of the NAMAS JUMS project in Vilnius, Lithuania officially designated the “Green Heart of Europe” by the EU in 2024.
With over 10 years of experience managing residential construction involving more than 35 contractors, Eglė combines her Master’s degrees in Engineering and Dance and Movement Therapy with advanced certification in Neurotherapy. She is currently pursuing her third academic degree in neurotherapy, specializing in creating spaces for neurodivergent individuals.
As an IWBI Ambassador and member of the international WELL Movement, Eglė implements cutting-edge health and wellness standards into residential design. Her research focuses on how environment influences human health, energy, and well-being through Environmental Therapy, proving that architecture can heal, inspire, and empower.
Professional Scope
Founder of the NAMAS JUMS Project
Eglė leads NAMAS JUMS in Vilnius, Lithuania, creating living ecosystems with over 300 integrated design solutions. Her work proves that architecture can heal and empower, making neurodiversity a strength rather than a challenge.
Pioneer in Neuroarchitecture
She integrates neurotherapy expertise with WELL Building Standards to create living spaces that support both neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals. Her designs transform how we understand home, well-being, and human potential.
Expert in Therapeutic Design
Eglė’s deep research focuses on how our environment influences health and energy. She applies Environmental Therapy, Space and Nature Therapy, and Creative Therapy to build spaces that naturally nurture the human spirit.
Visionary Community Builder
As an IWBI Ambassador and co-author of Beyond Walls, Eglė champions human-centered communities. She focuses on designing environments that bring out the best in people, ensuring that spaces are built with purpose and prioritize human flourishing.
Co-author and success partner
