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Bücher Englische Bücher Wissen & Bildung Geisteswissenschaft, Kunst, Musik Psychologie Angewandte Psychologie Architectural Psychology as a Success Factor!
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Sandra Gauer (Broschiert, Englisch)
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Architecture, when viewed through the lens of psychology, is a powerful and effective tool for elevating modern work environments to a new level. By applying psychological knowledge, we are not only able to design spaces, but also to influence the human psyche. We make judgments in a split second: deep within our brains, we intuitively decide whether we like a building and its spatial structures… or not. If we do, our brain releases endorphins that stimulate, enhance happiness, and promote calm. As a result, we prefer to live and work in pleasant environments, recover more effectively, and feel more satisfied. But what is beauty? Does it exist solely in the eye of the beholder, or are there universal rules? And who defines these rules—architectural experts or laypeople? Judgments of beauty follow two fundamental principles: innate and learned rules. The former are presumably evolution-based, serve survival, and are universal and independent of historical eras. Learned rules, by contrast, are rooted in knowledge, experience, and associations, and are therefore dependent on era and culture. Today, scientists and medical professionals agree that numerous influencing factors—including the quality of buildings and their spatial structures—can enhance well-being and reduce stress. This leads to fewer sick days, improved concentration, and greater efficiency. Architecture and design influence not only processes, but also interactions between employees and leaders. Research fields such as healing architecture, active design, and evidence-based design focus on user-centered design of built spaces, their perception, and their effects on psychological and physical health. In the modern workplace, new dimensions of job demands have emerged that encompass not only performance, but also cohesion, culture, and employee health. The design of the right spaces plays a central role in this context. Spaces tailored to these needs foster interaction and team cohesion, which in turn strengthens corporate culture. In addition, they contribute to both physical and psychological health by reducing stress and enhancing well-being. This creates a more productive and satisfying work environment in which employees can fully realize their potential. The economic value of architectural psychology is evident: healthy, satisfied employees are more efficient and have fewer absences. Integrating natural elements such as plants, light, colors, acoustics, and haptics into the workplace creates a holistic, architectural-psychological, and health-promoting spatial dimension. This leads to a sustainable improvement in working conditions, which in the long term also has a positive impact on a company’s economic performance. Dieses Produkt haben wir gerade leider nicht auf Lager.
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Erscheinungsdatum
24.08.2026
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9783662738481
Herausgeber
Springer Berlin
Sonderedition
Nein
Autor
Sandra Gauer
Seitenanzahl
306
Einbandart
Broschiert
Buch Untertitel
How Spaces Drive Productivity, Health, and Corporate Success
Schlagwörter
Architectural Psychology, New Work Environments, Spatial Design, Boost Productivity, Well-Being in the Workplace, Employee Motivation, Stress Reduction, Fostering Corporate Culture, Strengthening Teams, Efficient Workspaces, Lichtdesign, Color Impact, Improving the Workplace Environment, Healthy Workspaces, Workplace Design, Natural Elements in the Office
Thema-Inhalt
JMJ - Arbeits-, Wirtschafts- und Organisationspsychologie
KJMV2 - Personalmanagement, HRM
MBNH9 - Gesundheitspsychologie
AM - Architektur
Höhe
235 mm
Breite
15.5 cm
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