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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -Healing architecture begins with the patient long before a building takes shape. It emerges from a development process that places the needs of those receiving and providing care at the very center of planning. La Infirmita: The Emergence of Healing Architecture is the first publication to focus on this process itself. Experts in architecture, architectural psychology, health economics, hospital planning, and the history of medicine explore how healing architecture can be systematically developed and sustainably embedded in practice. Using a five step framework, they outline the key steps on the path toward healing architecture: Researching, Reforming, Planning, Detailing, and Reflecting.International case studies from ARGE Metron - Kopvol, Deubzer König Architekten, ARGE Herzog & de Meuron - Gruner, NORD Architects, Matteo Thun & Partners, and White Arkitekter complement the volume. These projects demonstrate the professional, planning, and organizational conditions required for innovative healthcare environments to emerge.Grounded in research yet firmly practice-oriented, this book is aimed at architects, planners, researchers, clients, and decision-makers in healthcare. It shows how research, design, and health policy must work together to drive the sustainable evolution of hospital design and make the patients' perceptions and experiences the benchmark for effective healthcare architecture. 192 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -Healing architecture begins with the patient long before a building takes shape. It emerges from a development process that places the needs of those receiving and providing care at the very center of planning. La Infirmita: The Emergence of Healing Architecture is the first publication to focus on this process itself. Experts in architecture, architectural psychology, health economics, hospital planning, and the history of medicine explore how healing architecture can be systematically developed and sustainably embedded in practice. Using a five step framework, they outline the key steps on the path toward healing architecture: Researching, Reforming, Planning, Detailing, and Reflecting.International case studies from ARGE Metron - Kopvol, Deubzer König Architekten, ARGE Herzog & de Meuron - Gruner, NORD Architects, Matteo Thun & Partners, and White Arkitekter complement the volume. These projects demonstrate the professional, planning, and organizational conditions required for innovative healthcare environments to emerge.Grounded in research yet firmly practice-oriented, this book is aimed at architects, planners, researchers, clients, and decision-makers in healthcare. It shows how research, design, and health policy must work together to drive the sustainable evolution of hospital design and make the patients' perceptions and experiences the benchmark for effective healthcare architecture. 192 pp. Englisch.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Healing architecture begins with the patient long before a building takes shape. It emerges from a development process that places the needs of those receiving and providing care at the very center of planning. La Infirmita: The Emergence of Healing Architecture is the first publication to focus on this process itself. Experts in architecture, architectural psychology, health economics, hospital planning, and the history of medicine explore how healing architecture can be systematically developed and sustainably embedded in practice. Using a five step framework, they outline the key steps on the path toward healing architecture: Researching, Reforming, Planning, Detailing, and Reflecting. International case studies from ARGE Metron - Kopvol, Deubzer König Architekten, ARGE Herzog & de Meuron - Gruner, NORD Architects, Matteo Thun & Partners, and White Arkitekter complement the volume. These projects demonstrate the professional, planning, and organizational conditions required for innovative healthcare environments to emerge. Grounded in research yet firmly practice-oriented, this book is aimed at architects, planners, researchers, clients, and decision-makers in healthcare. It shows how research, design, and health policy must work together to drive the sustainable evolution of hospital design and make the patients' perceptions and experiences the benchmark for effective healthcare architecture.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Building to Heal: New Architecturefor Hospitals examines the hardships and majorchallenges faced by the hospital system today and presents innovative modelsand solutions in healthcare architecture. Through critical, scientifically baseddiscourse, a variety of authors examine healthcare systems and hospital architecture, what hospitals are missing, and how architecture can contribute to the healingprocess of patients. The publication answers thesequestions in three comprehensive chapters based on the medical process: 'Symptoms,''Diagnosis,' and 'Therapy.' The introductory section describes the symptoms ofthe 'sick house' and spotlights the urgent need to take these problemsseriously in the contexts of both society as a whole and architecture. In thesecond section, experts from psychology, medicine, and the related sciences, aswell as from architectural theory and philosophy, take a diagnostic look at thecomplex causes that lead to the 'diseased house.' The third section presentsseven 'active ingredients' or scientifically investigated environmentalvariables for successful therapy, incorporating tools from evidence-based design.Finally, thirteen international case studies show how the conscious use ofenvironmental variables leads to a hospital architecture that promotes healing. Building to Heal: New Architecturefor Hospitals bridges the gap between theever-growing expertise on healthcare architecture and the urgent need forplanners, politicians, and the public to pay attention to one of the mostimportant issues in architecture today: health.…

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals examines the hardships and major challenges faced by the hospital system today and presents innovative models and solutions in healthcare architecture. Through critical, scientifically based discourse, a variety of authors examine healthcare systems and hospital architecture, what hospitals are missing, and how architecture can contribute to the healing process of patients. The publication answers these questions in three comprehensive chapters based on the medical process: "Symptoms," "Diagnosis," and "Therapy." The introductory section describes the symptoms of the "sick house" and spotlights the urgent need to take these problems seriously in the contexts of both society as a whole and architecture. In the second section, experts from psychology, medicine, and the related sciences, as well as from architectural theory and philosophy, take a diagnostic look at the complex causes that lead to the "diseased house." The third section presents seven "active ingredients" or scientifically investigated environmental variables for successful therapy, incorporating tools from evidence-based design. Finally, thirteen international case studies show how the conscious use of environmental variables leads to a hospital architecture that promotes healing. Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals bridges the gap between the ever-growing expertise on healthcare architecture and the urgent need for planners, politicians, and the public to pay attention to one of the most important issues in architecture today: health.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -'Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals' examines the hardships and major challenges faced by the hospital system today and presents innovative models and solutions in healthcare architecture. Through critical, scientifically based discourse, a variety of authors examine healthcare systems and hospital architecture, what hospitals are missing, and how architecture can contribute to the healing process of patients. The publication answers these questions in three comprehensive chapters based on the medical process: 'Symptoms,' 'Diagnosis,' and 'Therapy.' The introductory section describes the symptoms of the 'sick house' and spotlights the urgent need to take these problems seriously in the contexts of both society as a whole and architecture. In the second section, experts from psychology, medicine, and the related sciences, as well as from architectural theory and philosophy, take a diagnostic look at the complex causes that lead to the 'diseased house.' The third section presents seven 'active ingredients' or scientifically investigated environmental variables for successful therapy, incorporating tools from evidence-based design. Finally, thirteen international case studies show how the conscious use of environmental variables leads to a hospital architecture that promotes healing. Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals bridges the gap between the ever-growing expertise on healthcare architecture and the urgent need for planners, politicians, and the public to pay attention to one of the most important issues in architecture today: health. 272 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -'Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals' examines the hardships and major challenges faced by the hospital system today and presents innovative models and solutions in healthcare architecture. Through critical, scientifically based discourse, a variety of authors examine healthcare systems and hospital architecture, what hospitals are missing, and how architecture can contribute to the healing process of patients. The publication answers these questions in three comprehensive chapters based on the medical process: 'Symptoms,' 'Diagnosis,' and 'Therapy.' The introductory section describes the symptoms of the 'sick house' and spotlights the urgent need to take these problems seriously in the contexts of both society as a whole and architecture. In the second section, experts from psychology, medicine, and the related sciences, as well as from architectural theory and philosophy, take a diagnostic look at the complex causes that lead to the 'diseased house.' The third section presents seven 'active ingredients' or scientifically investigated environmental variables for successful therapy, incorporating tools from evidence-based design. Finally, thirteen international case studies show how the conscious use of environmental variables leads to a hospital architecture that promotes healing. Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals bridges the gap between the ever-growing expertise on healthcare architecture and the urgent need for planners, politicians, and the public to pay attention to one of the most important issues in architecture today: health. 272 pp. Englisch.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -'Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals' examines the hardships and major challenges faced by the hospital system today and presents innovative models and solutions in healthcare architecture. Through critical, scientifically based discourse, a variety of authors examine healthcare systems and hospital architecture, what hospitals are missing, and how architecture can contribute to the healing process of patients. The publication answers these questions in three comprehensive chapters based on the medical process: 'Symptoms,' 'Diagnosis,' and 'Therapy.' The introductory section describes the symptoms of the 'sick house' and spotlights the urgent need to take these problems seriously in the contexts of both society as a whole and architecture. In the second section, experts from psychology, medicine, and the related sciences, as well as from architectural theory and philosophy, take a diagnostic look at the complex causes that lead to the 'diseased house.' The third section presents seven 'active ingredients' or scientifically investigated environmental variables for successful therapy, incorporating tools from evidence-based design. Finally, thirteen international case studies show how the conscious use of environmental variables leads to a hospital architecture that promotes healing. Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals bridges the gap between the ever-growing expertise on healthcare architecture and the urgent need for planners, politicians, and the public to pay attention to one of the most important issues in architecture today: health.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -Healing architecture begins with the patient long before a building takes shape. It emerges from a development process that places the needs of those receiving and providing care at the very center of planning. La Infirmita: The Emergence of Healing Architecture is the first publication to focus on this process itself. Experts in architecture, architectural psychology, health economics, hospital planning, and the history of medicine explore how healing architecture can be systematically developed and sustainably embedded in practice. Using a five step framework, they outline the key steps on the path toward healing architecture: Researching, Reforming, Planning, Detailing, and Reflecting. International case studies from ARGE Metron - Kopvol, Deubzer König Architekten, ARGE Herzog & de Meuron - Gruner, NORD Architects, Matteo Thun & Partners, and White Arkitekter complement the volume. These projects demonstrate the professional, planning, and organizational conditions required for innovative healthcare environments to emerge.Grounded in research yet firmly practice-oriented, this book is aimed at architects, planners, researchers, clients, and decision-makers in healthcare. It shows how research, design, and health policy must work together to drive the sustainable evolution of hospital design and make the patients' perceptions and experiences the benchmark for effective healthcare architecture.ArchiTangle GmbH, Meierottostr. 1, 10719 Berlin 192 pp. Englisch.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals examines the hardships and major challenges faced by the hospital system today and presents innovative models and solutions in healthcare architecture. Through critical, scientifically based discourse, a variety of authors examine healthcare systems and hospital architecture, what hospitals are missing, and how architecture can contribute to the healing process of patients. The publication answers these questions in three comprehensive chapters based on the medical process: "Symptoms," "Diagnosis," and "Therapy." The introductory section describes the symptoms of the "sick house" and spotlights the urgent need to take these problems seriously in the contexts of both society as a whole and architecture. In the second section, experts from psychology, medicine, and the related sciences, as well as from architectural theory and philosophy, take a diagnostic look at the complex causes that lead to the "diseased house." The third section presents seven "active ingredients" or scientifically investigated environmental variables for successful therapy, incorporating tools from evidence-based design. Finally, thirteen international case studies show how the conscious use of environmental variables leads to a hospital architecture that promotes healing. Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals bridges the gap between the ever-growing expertise on healthcare architecture and the urgent need for planners, politicians, and the public to pay attention to one of the most important issues in architecture today: health. This book examines the hardships and challenges faced by the hospital system today, presenting innovative models and solutions in healthcare architecture. Through critical, scientifically based discourse, contributors examine healthcare systems and hospital architecture, and how architecture can contribute to the healing process of patients. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals' examines the hardships and major challenges faced by the hospital system today and presents innovative models and solutions in healthcare architecture. Through critical, scientifically based discourse, a variety of authors examine healthcare systems and hospital architecture, what hospitals are missing, and how architecture can contribute to the healing process of patients. The publication answers these questions in three comprehensive chapters based on the medical process: 'Symptoms,' 'Diagnosis,' and 'Therapy.' The introductory section describes the symptoms of the 'sick house' and spotlights the urgent need to take these problems seriously in the contexts of both society as a whole and architecture. In the second section, experts from psychology, medicine, and the related sciences, as well as from architectural theory and philosophy, take a diagnostic look at the complex causes that lead to the 'diseased house.' The third section presents seven 'active ingredients' or scientifically investigated environmental variables for successful therapy, incorporating tools from evidence-based design. Finally, thirteen international case studies show how the conscious use of environmental variables leads to a hospital architecture that promotes healing. Building to Heal: New Architecture for Hospitals bridges the gap between the ever-growing expertise on healthcare architecture and the urgent need for planners, politicians, and the public to pay attention to one of the most important issues in architecture today: health.…