Restorative Cities: Urban Design for Mental Health and Wellbeing
Powerful, meaningful, useful, readable
Powerful, meaningful, useful, readable
Promoting attachment and public health
Silently influencing workplace performance
Living near greenspace makes it less likely that people will experience postpartum depression (PPD).
Swartjes and Berkers studied designing spaces for festivals; their findings have implications for the development of all sorts of public areas.
Neuroscience research makes it clear how the spaces where video conference sessions take place can be designed to support effective discussions, clear and pleasant exchanges between those present, in real life and virtually.
Designing spaces where our companion animals (formerly known as “our pets”) are as comfortable as we are is as good for us and our wellbeing as it is for theirs.
Creating welcoming, socially meaningful, powerful experiences
Guidelines => healthier and happier patients
Producing the best possible lived experiences