Design for Walking Meetings (07-13-16)
Converting seated meetings to walking meetings is good for our physical health.
Converting seated meetings to walking meetings is good for our physical health.
It seems that acquiring things can indeed make us happy, as long as the new items align with our personality.
Pilcher and Baker wanted to learn more about the relationship between moving in some way while working and professional performance.
Pecca and Kwan share interesting insights on designing spaces to promote human exposure to the “right” sort of microbes.
Weiner identifies locations where, historically and today, creative genius has been particularly prevalent, exploring connections between geography—and other factors—and concentrations of creative people.
Swanson and her team have found that psychological wellbeing levels are higher when people have more sunlight in their homes.
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Some of us are more attentive to the people around us and others to the place we're in.
Mehta and Zhu have learned that when we believe that resources are limited, we may think more creatively.
Younan and team linked neighborhood greenspace to less aggressive behavior by adolescents living nearby.