Home Design and During-Pandemic Depression
Mental health-design links
Mental health-design links
Triugakos, Chawla, and McCarthy evaluated stress levels among employees during the pandemic and the effects of hand washing on those stress levels.
Researchers have determined that children as young as 3 respond positively to seeing fractal patterns, just as adults do.
Strong study, important insights
Salvador, in the course of a furniture design project, completed a literature review focused on the psychological implications of experiencing wooden materials.
Wang and Zhao evaluated how the presence or absence of evergreen trees influences environmental preferences and psychological restoration.
The Transdisciplinary Workplace Research Network met September 16-19 in Frankfurt Germany. A number of timely, compelling, applicable sets of research findings were presented; that material is shared here.
Meagher and Cheadle researched links between mental health and home design during the COID-19 outbreak.
Ko and colleagues evaluated how windows influence space user experiences.
Implications of technologies compared