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Cover Story
A number of recent studies address the psychological ramifications and power of color. In general, color can add much to work and indoor spaces, as well as influence other perceptions.
Featured Stories
Hand washing and art—there are few elements of healthcare environments that are more often researched, but new solutions are still being revealed.
Scientists continue to learn more about how apparently innocuous, and sometimes undetectable (at least by the layperson) differences between people have a significant influence on how individuals experience and respond to the physical world.
Nearby nature—new research reveals the difficulties of enticing working adults and children into outdoor spaces, but it also hints at solutions.
Well-informed designers know that children do not respond to spaces simply as short adults, and researchers have been carefully investigating walking to school, daylight preferences, and traffic crossing dangers for children.
A classic study of workplace personalization presents findings that are still important today.
Expert's Corner
I was privileged to be involved in conceiving and writing for this book, whose goal was to help facility managers envision, produce, and thrive by examining changes in work and workplace.
Editor's Commentary
With the new year, we are working on some exciting changes to how you can access our article archives, making your searches easier and more meaningful.