Testing Ulrich’s Theory
Testing adds insights
Testing adds insights
Barriers can enhance performance
Researchers have identified ways that architecture, interior design, and urban planning can enhance the lives of pets and their humans.
A guide for creating sustainable structures that nurture human souls
Work can be draining. When it is, staff break areas that refresh and revitalize employees sustain staff productivity—and workers’ mental and physical wellbeing—throughout the day.
At the Healthcare Design Conference in San Diego, Farrington and Garbier, a signage design expert and a landscape architect, respectively (both with several decades of experience), shared insights on effective signage for healthcare facilities.
During the programming phase for an addition to the Nemours Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children in Delaware, pediatric patients were asked what sorts of features they’d like to see in the new facility.
Many excellent designers have tried to create spaces that increase the likelihood that healthcare providers will wash their hands between patients.
Is abstract art sometimes OK in healthcare facilities?
Autism treatment center design case study