TECHNE 9 (2015): Architecture for health and education
Research and Experimentation

Field surveys for the humanization in hospital buildings: tools and case studies

TECHNE 9 (2015): Architecture for health and education

Published 2015-04-24

Keywords

  • Humanization,
  • Evidence-besed design,
  • Perceived quality

How to Cite

Montacchini, E., & Tedesco, S. (2015). Field surveys for the humanization in hospital buildings: tools and case studies. TECHNE - Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment, (9), 208–215. https://doi.org/10.13128/Techne-16123

Abstract

The international scientific literature supports the great interest to the evidence-based design, focused on the relationship between the spatial arrangement of hospital environment and the potential support to the healing process. According to this approach, the paper deals with field surveys in hospital departments of oncology; the research is aimed at evaluating the environmental perceived quality by the end users. The analysis carried out through questionnaires and interviews was useful to develop tools for the assessment of the relationship among environmental factors and psycho-emotional reactions and to validate the patients and staff’s needs.

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