HOUSING AND ARCHITECTURE PSYCHOLOGY

HUMAN QUALITY ROOMS

The psychology of living and architecture pursues the goal of designing the built environment to be people-friendly and worth living in. The knowledge gained from decades of research has been processed in an application-oriented manner and enables built living space to be adapted as well as possible to people.

This can lead, for example, to a greater sense of well-being in homes, higher productivity in work spaces, happier and healthier students and teachers in schools, higher therapeutic success in clinics, or more safety in public spaces. I always design my projects according to these principles. Examples can be found under Portfolio.