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Seveal recent articles investigate the relationship between the design of the external environment and human well-being.
Lighting influences how we use a space. It can be considered a building material, just as concrete and steel are building materials, although it lacks physical form.
A review the existing research on the influence of visual art on patient experiences provides practical guidance.
The physical environments of schools can be modified to motivate children to be more physically active.
There are many specific design implications for creating places that are appropriate for autistic users.
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Parents often restrict the amount of time that children play outside because of concerns about traffic safety in their neighborhoods.
Individuals working in spaces with live interior plants or window views have significantly higher levels of job satisfaction than people who work in spaces without live plants or windows.
When CO Architects worked with cancer patients to design the Peter and Paula Fasseas Cancer Clinic in Tuscon, they learned “how sensitive the patients are during their illness; their bodies are fragile and they often have a heightened sense of smell while undergoing treatment.”