On Strategies of Residential Indoor Healing Landscape Construction under the Era of Epidemic

Abstract

The indoor healing landscape has a positive influence on people’s mind and physical health, indicated from the studies. This research aims to discuss the residents’ emotional problems during the home quarantine under the context of COVID-19 and put forward the strategies to construct a residential indoor healing landscape system based on disaster psychology, which is conducive to relieve residents’ emotional problems. Firstly, the general introduction includes the adverse effects on residents’ minds and physical health from major public health emergencies and the function of indoor healing landscape; secondly, the questionnaires are used to discover the residents’ emotional problems during the epidemic; finally, the strategies to construct the residential indoor healing landscapes are put forward to therefore regulate residents’ mind and physical health during home quarantine and working and living at home after the epidemic.

Towards domestic space design in the post-COVID-19 era: A review of relevant literature

“… Health Protection Physical Health [1] , [2] , [3] , [4] , [6] , [7] , [8] , [11] , [12] , [13] . Mental Health [2] , [4] , [9] . Get work done and succeed [1] , [4] , [8] , [13] .…”

“…The spread of the Coronavirus posed a great threat to human physical and mental health. As studies showed, staying home exacerbated its occupants’ physical and mental pressure [9] . A. Kaklauskas et al explained that social isolation had hit the population’s mental and physical health [6] .…”

“…T. Li et al showed that while staying home, the virus caused many negative emotions, including sadness, anxiety, and fear. Besides recalling negative events, which led to a significant reduction in positive emotions [9] . During this period, social isolation also caused mental health problems for people who already had positive mental health [2] .…”

“…Aside from strengthening family ties and spiritual, social, and other aspects [2] , [5] . Although it is the internal space in which family members stay for the longest time [9] , the compulsory homestay associated with COVID-19 policies has imposed several fundamental functional shifts on the house. In addition to tremendous changes in various aspects of the living, personal, professional, and social life of the individual all over the world.…”

“…To achieve this purpose, the levels of natural lighting of living spaces and their impacts on residents' health, energy consumption/saving, and habitability were analyzed and measured, to develop strategies to improve and adapt these spaces for telework and reduce the use of artificial lighting. 09 T. Li et al [9] Mar. 2021 Harbin, Heilongjiang province,China Online Interview Survey Explore and evaluate residents' emotional problems while staying home in the context of COVID-19, determine residents' preference for healing landscape, and put forward strategies to construct the residential indoor healing landscape system that helps relieve emotional issues and regulate residents' mental and physical health while living in a post-pandemic residence.…”