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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book provides a user-friendly guide to the impact of environmental design on individual and population health, as well as the relevant roles of social and behavioral factors. It explores how architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and urban planning can contribute to a healthier, more equitable, and more resilient society. Employing an evidence-based and solution-oriented approach, it provides a much-needed textbook for environmental designers and public health professionals.Written by a team of established experts, this book includes:An introduction to the concept of environmental design for health and the relevant roles of social and behavioral factors.An overview of important theories about human-environment relationships; environmental assessment, perception, and cognition; and health behavior.Discussions of how to design for physical, mental, and social health, covering various design disciplines and environmental scales.Overviews of more specialized topics, such as design for healing, design for active living, design for environmental justice, and design across the lifespan.Case studies involving a range of physical environments, including interiors and buildings, parks, urban spaces, and residential communities.A timely focus on emerging technology that affects design for health.An overview of integrating design and research for a healthier future.It is essential reading for all environmental designers and public health professionals. This book provides a guide to the impact of environmental design on individual and population health, as well as the relevant roles of social and behavioral factors. It explores how architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and urban planning can contribute to a healthier, more equitable, and more resilient society. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. We live in an era in which designers will make an essential and critical contribution to the health and success of humanity. Design can promote healing in healthcare environments, contribute to good mental health, reduce gun violence, and positively impact health and racial equity, all of which contribute to providing a more peaceful world.The primary focus of this book is to inspire young designers, academics, and practitioners to achieve their maximum societal contribution. It also supports experienced designers seeking reaffirmation of their social goals. To provide a foundation, the first chapter discusses the definition of design and design thinking and evidence regarding the direct and indirect contributions of design to peace. The subsequent chapters address peace endeavors at six scales of the physical environment: sustainable and equitable design, landscape architecture, architecture, interior design, industrial design, and graphic design. Additionally, nine short cameos are provided by contributors from various disciplines, who provide their favorite examples of "peace projects." Peace can be manifested at multiple levels: world-wide, neighborhood and community, familial, or individual, and the various authors discuss portions from this spectrum. They broadly endorse disciplinary entanglements as a means of addressing societal and sustainability challenges and celebrate the impact of collaboration.This book is essential reading for students and practitioners representing all fields of design, including graphic design, industrial design, interior design, architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Rehabilitation is an essential part of the healthcare continuum and can benefit both the individual and the community. Design for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation addresses a vast group of health conditions including neurological, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and respiratory cases, as well as sensory impairments that can lead to developmental delays. Patients preparing for surgery, recovering from trauma, or receiving treatment for cancer can all benefit from rehabilitative programs to improve their health outcomes. Athletes and otherwise healthy individuals can also benefit from the science of physical and sports medicine to improve performance and recovery time.This book provides a brief introduction to physical medicine and rehabilitation and its historical and global context for readers interested in the role of design. It introduces various settings where rehabilitation can be provided and their relevant patient demographics, influential trends, and available research, thus painting a full picture for readers who wish to better understand this field. The book lays the groundwork for making design decisions by sharing available standards, project case studies, environment and behavior literature, and applicable theories. Finally, it provides design and planning guidelines as well as trends that can impact future planning and design of environments that support rehabilitation programs. The book also highlights existing knowledge gaps in the design and planning of rehabilitation environments and provides a framework for environment and behavior researchers who wish to expand the field by addressing the needs of patients, staff, and families.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Rehabilitation is an essential part of the healthcare continuum and can benefit both the individual and the community. Design for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation addresses a vast group of health conditions including neurological, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and respiratory cases, as well as sensory impairments that can lead to developmental delays. Patients preparing for surgery, recovering from trauma, or receiving treatment for cancer can all benefit from rehabilitative programs to improve their health outcomes. Athletes and otherwise healthy individuals can also benefit from the science of physical and sports medicine to improve performance and recovery time.This book provides a brief introduction to physical medicine and rehabilitation and its historical and global context for readers interested in the role of design. It introduces various settings where rehabilitation can be provided and their relevant patient demographics, influential trends, and available research, thus painting a full picture for readers who wish to better understand this field. The book lays the groundwork for making design decisions by sharing available standards, project case studies, environment and behavior literature, and applicable theories. Finally, it provides design and planning guidelines as well as trends that can impact future planning and design of environments that support rehabilitation programs. The book also highlights existing knowledge gaps in the design and planning of rehabilitation environments and provides a framework for environment and behavior researchers who wish to expand the field by addressing the needs of patients, staff, and families.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This book provides a user-friendly guide to the impact of environmental design on individual and population health, as well as the relevant roles of social and behavioral factors. It explores how architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and urban planning can contribute to a healthier, more equitable, and more resilient society. Employing an evidence-based and solution-oriented approach, it provides a much-needed textbook for environmental designers and public health professionals.Written by a team of established experts, this book includes:An introduction to the concept of environmental design for health and the relevant roles of social and behavioral factors.An overview of important theories about human-environment relationships; environmental assessment, perception, and cognition; and health behavior.Discussions of how to design for physical, mental, and social health, covering various design disciplines and environmental scales.Overviews of more specialized topics, such as design for healing, design for active living, design for environmental justice, and design across the lifespan.Case studies involving a range of physical environments, including interiors and buildings, parks, urban spaces, and residential communities.A timely focus on emerging technology that affects design for health.An overview of integrating design and research for a healthier future.It is essential reading for all environmental designers and public health professionals.…

Paperback. Condition: New. This book provides a user-friendly guide to the impact of environmental design on individual and population health, as well as the relevant roles of social and behavioral factors. It explores how architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and urban planning can contribute to a healthier, more equitable, and more resilient society. Employing an evidence-based and solution-oriented approach, it provides a much-needed textbook for environmental designers and public health professionals.Written by a team of established experts, this book includes:An introduction to the concept of environmental design for health and the relevant roles of social and behavioral factors.An overview of important theories about human-environment relationships; environmental assessment, perception, and cognition; and health behavior.Discussions of how to design for physical, mental, and social health, covering various design disciplines and environmental scales.Overviews of more specialized topics, such as design for healing, design for active living, design for environmental justice, and design across the lifespan.Case studies involving a range of physical environments, including interiors and buildings, parks, urban spaces, and residential communities.A timely focus on emerging technology that affects design for health.An overview of integrating design and research for a healthier future.It is essential reading for all environmental designers and public health professionals.…

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