Implications of Distractions (09-18-09)
Research by Raymond and O’Brien provides additional evidence that distraction (which can often be influenced through design) has serious implications.
Research by Raymond and O’Brien provides additional evidence that distraction (which can often be influenced through design) has serious implications.
Your mother was right, sitting with proper posture is a good idea.
Urban community gardens have a positive impact on the lives of people living near them.
David Brax, who is completing his dissertation at Lund University in Sweden, has integrated information from the cognitive sciences, neuroscience, and psychology to better understand what is valued.
Can clustered community homes be the next innovation in long-term care?
Music in cardiac care environments is a hit.
Finlay and her colleagues have assessed behavior in casino environments, with a special focus on at-risk gambling intentions.
For some time, nightlights with red bulbs have been recommended by healthcare designers and other professionals.
Researchers at the California Institute of Technology have found the area in the human brain responsible for our sense of personal space (how far we prefer to stand/sit from other people).
Sooner or later all professionals have to convince colleagues or clients to adopt their view on some topic.