Designing Libraries
Reconciling conflicting goals
Follow Behavioral Norms
Repercussions of Telecommuting
Evaluating working away from the corporate campus
Human Factors in Lighting (3rd Edition)
Use light's power to create spaces where humans thrive
Minimizing Lying Via Place Design
We are better liars in some locations than others
Signage that Works: Effectively, Efficiently, Aesthetically
Signs tell us what we should do and how we should do it. Sometimes the messages that we “read” from them are consistent with the objectives of the people who’ve designed the signs and other times they’re not. What distinguishes effective signs from ineffective ones?
Reminders of Money (07-30-15)
Vohs has summarized research done to date on what happens when people are reminded of money, for example, via images seen.
Place Attachment – What, Why, and How
Place attachment—the important bond people form with an environment—is something that academics think about all the time, but not practitioners. That’s too bad; design efforts informed by research related to place attachment are more successful.
Anxious and Unethical (01-28-15)
Kouchaki and Sreedhari linked feeling anxious to unethical behavior.
Bonding Via Nostalgia (11-21-14)
It seems there are some real benefits to thinking about nostalgic group events; those sentimental thoughts generally strengthen relationships among teammates.
Engagement and Workplace Design (10-28-14)
Steelcase commissioned IPSOS to poll 10,500 workers in 14 different countries about their level of engagement with their employer and the design of their workplace.
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