Book Review: Health and well-being for interior architecture

Augustin, Sally

doi:10.1177/1937586718789834

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“…Place-as including physical-social, aesthetic-functional, and subjective-experiential-relational dimensions-is an experienced and socially constructed concept [4]. Psychology can make a valuable contribution by establishing how the mental states and behavior of individuals interact with the environment and by providing insights into the impact of urban, building, and residential systems on psychosocial functioning and mental health [5,6].…”

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Exploring Intraindividual Profiles for Home Buildings Based on Architectural Compositional Elements and Psychological Health Factors: A Transdisciplinary Approach

Moreno

Lara

Godoy-Izquierdo

2021

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Based on the transactional and salutogenic perspectives, we explored individual profiles that integrate psychosocial factors and compositional elements of the built home environment. Adults with different socio-demographic characteristics completed several self-report measures on psychological factors (personality traits, self-efficacy, mental health, and happiness) and architectural elements constituting the ideal home environment. Adopting an individual-centered perspective, three distinct intra-individual psycho-architectural (person-environment) profiles were found with different compositional preferences and psychosocial characteristics in terms of functioning, health, and well-being: endopathic (characterized by higher levels of psychosocial resources and well-being indicating a highly adapted and successful profile, and architectural preferences corresponding to their identities and experiences—expression through spaces), assimilative (characterized by average levels in all regulatory parameters indicating moderately adaptive individuals, and architectural preferences of spaces created in interactive processes—introjection of spaces), and additive individuals (characterized by a comparatively dysfunctional, poorer psychosocial profile, and architectural preferences in line with provoking a restorative effect—change with spaces). An awareness of the psychosocial features of the users for whom the homes are built can help in designing spaces to inhabit that are adapted to them for an enhancement of their overall well-being. Therefore, a better understanding of the interconnections between psychology and architecture will help in designing healthy spaces.

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Exploring Intraindividual Profiles for Home Buildings Based on Architectural Compositional Elements and Psychological Health Factors: A Transdisciplinary Approach

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Lara

Godoy-Izquierdo

2021

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“…Handicrafts become one of the needs for the fulfillment of the interior in the life of a cultured human being. Interior design has an essential concept in determining comfort as a fitness place, even a comfortable maternity place (Augustin, 2018). The handicraft industry is one of the complementary residential interior sectors and various other needs that continue to grow in Indonesia.…”

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Indonesian New Exporter (INE) as a Training and Development Model Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in The Field of Handicrafts

Raharjo¹

2021

TURCOMAT

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The Indonesian New Exporters (INE) program is a model for export development through training from upstream to downstream. Indonesia's handicraft export activities during the Covid-19 pandemic experienced a significant decline. A good strategy is needed in its development so that the handicraft sector MSMEs can enter the export market. This study aims to create a new exporter solution in the handicraft business sector. The method used in this paper is descriptive qualitative through learning by providing knowledge training and practice. The training includes the manufacture of new products, branding, displays, pricing, negotiations, delivery methods, completeness of export documents, and promoting handicraft products at the International Craft Exhibition. Material by preparing superior craft products according to global market demand. This research involved 20 MSMEs participants in Bantul Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region. MSMEs participants gain experience in preparing new handicraft products to export sales methods. The creation of handicraft products is adjusted to the growing trend in the world of export destinations. The results show that the training provided can increase the number of new entrepreneurs in the handicraft sector. New entrepreneurs who understand the mechanism of handicraft export can be formed correctly. INE offers clear directions for coaching and business development in the export-oriented handicraft sector. INE provides support and support in improving the community's welfare and economy and increasing the State's foreign exchange.

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Book Review: Health and well-being for interior architecture

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Exploring Intraindividual Profiles for Home Buildings Based on Architectural Compositional Elements and Psychological Health Factors: A Transdisciplinary Approach

Exploring Intraindividual Profiles for Home Buildings Based on Architectural Compositional Elements and Psychological Health Factors: A Transdisciplinary Approach

Indonesian New Exporter (INE) as a Training and Development Model Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in The Field of Handicrafts

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