Human architecture
We have been analysing the relationship and interaction between architecture and human well-being since the 1960s, with research focusing on different environmental factors that might affect not only well-being, but also human behaviour.
Today, there is plenty of scientific proof that shows whether a setting facilitates or helps to promote inclusion and equal opportunity or not. There is also proof that shows whether environments themselves can lead to behaviour changes in humans. A setting that is well designed, executed, maintained, and managed can be a very useful tool to increase people's well-being, and as such, their quality of life.
Today, there is plenty of scientific proof that shows whether a setting facilitates or helps to promote inclusion and equal opportunity or not. There is also proof that shows whether environments themselves can lead to behaviour changes in humans. A setting that is well designed, executed, maintained, and managed can be a very useful tool to increase people's well-being, and as such, their quality of life.
