Front Yard Gardening (09-18-23)
Chalmin-Pui and colleagues evaluated the implications of gardening in a front yard.
Chalmin-Pui and colleagues evaluated the implications of gardening in a front yard.
Roessler, Weber, Tawil, and Kuhn evaluated human responses to various housing facades, by getting people in Denmark, Germany, and Canada to provide their impressions of images of Canadian homes.
Jarvis and colleagues studied the implications of experiencing green environments.
Pouso and team evaluated how nature exposure influenced mental health during COVID pandemic lockdowns.
Park and Lee’s research findings will be of interest to people concerned about crime prevention through environmental design.
Perez-Urrestarazu and colleagues confirm the psychological value of plants by discussing at-home experiences during the pandemic.
Nature around our home may help reduce some of the negative psychological effects of the current pandemic.
Satisfying diverse sets of user needs
Astell-Burt and Feng linked the mental and physical health of city-dwelling people over 45 years old to the extensiveness of the tree canopies and the amount of grass near their homes.
Research by Jiang, Schmillen, and Sullivan confirms that not all experiences outdoors have the same effect on our brains.