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Cover Story
Recent research probes children's territoriality, youngster's color preferences, and the relationship between school design, student behavior, and academic performance.
Featured Stories
New research on our preference for a savanna landscape and the benefits of immersion in nature.
What is the relationship between urban planning and culture? Recent research explores this question from a religious and cultural project perspective.
Presentations at EDRA's annual conference highlighted a range of important topics.
Creating good rating scales for surveys can be tricky.
Urban spaces can affect both community and individual health.
Expert's Corner
Place can play an important role in the organizational change process.
Editor's Commentary
Good things come in small packages, and that is how I think of the Research Design Conections blog: daily bite-size tidbits of interesting and useful design-related research findings—without the "science-ease". Indulge!
PlaceCoach News Alerts
People prefer rounder shapes to more angular ones.
An individual's preference for specific colors is much more likely to change over time than their preference for a particular color scheme.
The need for novel sensations influences modern art museum patronage.
Can clustered community homes be the next innovation in long-term care?
Book Reviews
There are many books about how to do research, but few focus on how to answer questions related to the physical environment.
This book is an effective introduction to the scientific study of how humans find their way through spaces.
This book explores some of the basic connections between our sensory experiences and our physical health.

