Arise From That Chair! (01-20-12)
British psychologists have learned that all that time we spend sitting at work has repercussions beyond the size of the posterior we’re sitting on.
British psychologists have learned that all that time we spend sitting at work has repercussions beyond the size of the posterior we’re sitting on.
Munch and his team’s recent research on office lighting is particularly important since as a result of flexible and longer work hours many people find themselves in their offices in the early evening.
Hand washing and art—there are few elements of healthcare environments that are more often researched, but new solutions are still being revealed.
A number of recent studies address the psychological ramifications and power of color. In general, color can add much to work and indoor spaces, as well as influence other perceptions.
Researchers at the University of Exeter have completed research that supports including fitness centers in corporate campuses and similar complexes.
Wondering how weather conditions influence response to designed objects?
Designers are often asked to discuss how their work relates to the lived experiences of people with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Danielsson has extensively investigated how office design influences user health, job satisfaction, and well-being.
Hinds and Sparks present a nuanced assessment of people’s responses to natural environments.
Leotti and Delgado have unearthed additional evidence that providing choices is a good idea.