Social Design: Creating Buildings with People in Mind

activities agency Amos Rapoport approach architects architecture areas artist asked behavioral sciences behavioral scientists building changes client colors community art concern construction consumer movement create customers David Canter defensible space design process developed discussion employees environment Environmental Psychology Estrada Courts experience facility firm Frank Becker Gerald Davis goal Hawthorne effects hospital housing human important improve increase individual interest interviews involved issues laboratory landscape landscape architecture layout ment methods mural neighborhood occupants painting parks participatory design Philip Thiel physical planners planning process post-occupancy evaluation problems productivity professional programs questionnaires questions renovation residents response Robert Sommer Roger Barker role Rudolf Arnheim sculpture social design social sciences social scientists specific sumers supermarket survey techniques tenants theory tion tomatoes user input user needs analysis user participation vernacular architecture Village Homes visual wanted workers York