Summary
This paper explores the science behind how built environments affect human psychological experience, moving beyond intuitive architectural descriptions toward evidence-based design. The implications suggest that lighting and spatial design choices directly influence occupant feelings of security, comfort, and emotional wellbeing.
Categories
Mood & Mental Wellness: Examines how architectural environments influence psychological states including emotional wellbeing and feelings of security or insecurity.
Author(s)
MR Seager
Publication Year
2018
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