1984
DOI: 10.1177/008124638401400202
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Kruiskulturele ondersoek van die beleweniskwaliteite van verskillende argitektoniese style

Abstract: A cross-cultural investigation of the experiential qualities of various architectural styles. This pilot study attempts to investigate the influence of culture, sex, and the home environment on the experience of different architectural styles. A group of Germans (NOrnberg) and a group of Afrikaners (Pretoria) residing in comparable highrise dwellings, evaluated four architectural building styles by means of a semantic differential scale. Results indicated that the experience of architectural styles involves at… Show more

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“…Studies on environmental attitudes have covered themes such as attitudes toward the desegregation of public amenities (Rhoodie & Le Row, 1983;Rhoodie & Louw, 1983;Van Staden, 1986) and the desegregation of vacation facilities (De Beer, 1979), user preferences for study facilities (Grieve, 1985), attitudes towards homes for the aged (Ferreira, 1984) and architectural housing style preferences (Viljoen & Van Staden, 1984). While a few studies on adults' attitudes toward environmental conservation have been reported (Adler & Ackerman, 1981; Grieve & Van Staden, 1985), the State Department of Environmental Affairs has for some time been conducting environmental education programmes.…”
Section: Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies on environmental attitudes have covered themes such as attitudes toward the desegregation of public amenities (Rhoodie & Le Row, 1983;Rhoodie & Louw, 1983;Van Staden, 1986) and the desegregation of vacation facilities (De Beer, 1979), user preferences for study facilities (Grieve, 1985), attitudes towards homes for the aged (Ferreira, 1984) and architectural housing style preferences (Viljoen & Van Staden, 1984). While a few studies on adults' attitudes toward environmental conservation have been reported (Adler & Ackerman, 1981; Grieve & Van Staden, 1985), the State Department of Environmental Affairs has for some time been conducting environmental education programmes.…”
Section: Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%