Some Place Like Home: Using Design Psychology to Create Ideal Places

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Defined as “the practice of architecture, planning and interior design in which psychology is the principal design tool”, the purpose of Design Psychology is to create environments that reflect the individual or group as well as encourage positive change. Some Place Like Home introduces the new field of Design Psychology, using in-depth interviews with design superstars Michael Graves, Andres Duany and Charles Jencks to examine how places from the past contai… More >>

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Universal Design for the Home: Great Looking, Great Living Design for All Ages, Abilities, and Circumstances

  • ISBN13: 9781592533817
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Universal Design (UD) is coming of age. Once a home design specialty that was little known, of limited interest, and a source of embarrassment more than pride, it is attracting widespread media attention and taking on (as befits its name) almost universal appeal — and with good reason. The concept emerged years ago out of the need to make homes safe and accessible for the elderly, the handicapped and the very young. Some of the design options were good-looking, but… More >>

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What is Universal Home Design and Why Should I Care?

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Over the lаst fеw years, thе concept of Universal House Design haѕ bесоme quite popular, and іs basically, a design trend focused оn accommodating special neеds of aging and/or physically challenged occupants.

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