Postdigital Workplace Design (06-07-23)
Tahsiri used a literature review to identify important considerations for the design of postdigital workplaces.
Tahsiri used a literature review to identify important considerations for the design of postdigital workplaces.
Preferred sets
Positive public place projects for child users (and everyone else)
Most of us look at art while hearing something, so Ozger and Choudhury’s study is generally useful.
Van de Perre, Smet, Hanselaer, Dujardin, and Ryckaert evaluated the consequences of different lightscapes in windowless offices.
When we’re in a physical or virtual space that seems like it’s the wrong size, either too big or too small, we’re tense and that’s not good for our quality-of-life or mental/physical achievement. Neuroscience research findings can help us right-size perceptions of the places where we find ourselves.
Generating in-market success
Wang and Leung studied the indoor visual environments (IVE) in residential care homes (RDCHs).
Brinkman and colleagues enrich our understanding of how culture influences the experience of looking at art.
How does how we’re moving or where we're standing while looking at art influence our responses to that art?