Interior Space Design Concepts for Personal Needs

Name: Interior Space Design Concepts for Personal Needs
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ISBN: 9780275928247

ISBN-10: 0275928241

ISBN-13: 9780275928247

Edition: N/A

Authors: Stuart Miller, Judith K. Schlitt

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A radical approach to interior design, Interior Space presents a new and valuable technique for the design of home environments. Written by a psychologist/designer team, this book introduces environmental psychology as an important design resource and as an essential element in the conceptual process. It serves as a source of new information and as a significant reference book for the novice as well as the designer and the environmental psychologists already involved with the applications of environmental psychology. The authors identify 9 psychological needs, describing them in depth and offering examples of their operation in the home environment. Assessment techniques for determining…

Book details

List price: $45.00
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Publication date: 6/11/1987
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 206
Size: 1.00" wide x 1.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 0.682
Language: English

Stuart Miller is an artist, illustrator, photographer, celebrity interviewer, and advertising entrepreneur. He lives in Tucson, Arizona.



Introduction


Control: Control of Space/Territoriality; Control of the Ambient Environment; Furnishings; Activities Privacy: Control of Information about the Self; Interference with Activities; Social Withdrawal


Privacy Regulation Identity: Attachment: Self Definition; Self-Evaluation Security: Nurturance


Permanence; Safety Order: Perceptual Organization


Household Maintenance


Organization of Activities Variety: Stimulation Seeking


Stimulation Reducing


Congruence Between Tasks, Exteriors, and Interiors Aesthetics: Sensory Experience


Meaning; Stimulus Properties


Distance versus Engagement Choice: Behavioral Diversity


Freedom Sociability: Family Cohesiveness


Guests


Epilogue


Bibliography


Index


About the Authors