Architecture,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(2), P. 328 - 343
Published: June 5, 2023
This
article
has
aimed
to
analyze
the
intellectual
structure
associated
with
contributions
made
by
academics
and
practitioners
of
architecture
in
association
between
housing
COVID-19
years
2019–2021.
The
main
results
reveal
possibility
establishing
a
classification,
topics
that
suggest
necessary
interdisciplinary
collaboration
for
housing,
meet
needs
desires
its
users
wake
this
pandemic.
network
analysis
allowed
identification
overlapping
communities
through
interconnection
concepts
other
groups
or
clusters.
Thus,
it
been
possible
explore
multidimensionality
housing–COVID
connection
interrelationships
future
research
extension.
In
sense,
importance
specific
very
detailed
elements,
sensations
spaces
buildings
identified,
including
such
as
air
quality
need
green
spaces,
presence
not
balconies,
natural
light,
existence
cross
ventilation
incorporating
technology
home
automation
facilitate
save
resources
daily
life.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(5), P. 4071 - 4071
Published: Feb. 24, 2023
COVID-19
restrictions
introduced
several
changes
in
university
academic
and
social
experience.
Self-isolation
online
teaching
have
amplified
students'
mental
health
vulnerability.
Thus,
we
aimed
to
explore
feelings
perspectives
about
the
impact
of
pandemic
on
health,
comparing
students
from
Italy
UK.Data
were
collected
qualitative
portion
"the
CAMPUS
study",
longitudinally
assessing
at
University
Milano-Bicocca
(Italy)
Surrey
(UK).
We
conducted
in-depth
interviews
thematically
analysed
transcripts.The
explanatory
model
was
developed
four
themes
identified
across
33
interviews:
anxiety
exacerbated
by
COVID-19;
putative
mechanisms
leading
poor
health;
most
vulnerable
subgroups;
coping
strategies.
Generalised
resulted
being
associated
with
loneliness,
excessive
time
online,
unhealthy
management
space
communication
university.
Freshers,
international
students,
people
extremes
introversion/extroversion
spectrum,
as
vulnerable,
while
effective
strategies
included
taking
advantage
free
time,
connection
family
support.
The
mostly
related
issues
Italy,
whereas
drastic
loss
connectedness
UK
sample.Mental
support
for
has
an
essential
role,
measures
that
encourage
are
likely
be
beneficial.
Journal of Environmental Psychology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
88, P. 102009 - 102009
Published: April 9, 2023
The
COVID-19
outbreak
led
to
major
restrictions
globally,
affecting
people's
psychosocial
health
and
their
behaviors.
Thus,
the
purpose
of
this
scoping
review
was
summarize
available
research
regarding
nature
in
context.
Keywords
relating
natural
environments
were
combined
conduct
a
systematic
online
search
six
databases.
Eligibility
criteria
a)
published
since
2020
with
data
collected
context
b)
peer-reviewed,
c)
original
empirical
on
human
participants,
d)
investigated
association
between
or
behaviors,
e)
English,
German,
Scandinavian
languages.
Out
9126
articles
being
screened,
we
identified
188
relevant
articles,
representing
187
distinct
studies.
Most
focused
adults
general
population
predominantly
conducted
USA,
Europe,
China.
Overall,
findings
indicate
that
may
mitigate
impact
psychological
physical
activity.
Through
thematic
analysis
extracted
data,
three
primary
themes
identified:
1)
type
assessed,
2)
behaviors
investigated,
3)
heterogeneity
nature–health
relationship.
Research
gaps
I)
characteristics
promote
II)
investigations
digital
virtual
nature,
III)
constructs
mental
promotion,
IV)
health-promoting
other
than
activity,
V)
underlying
mechanisms
relationship
based
human,
geographic
characteristics,
VI)
focusing
vulnerable
groups.
demonstrate
considerable
potential
buffering
stressful
events
level
health.
However,
future
is
warranted
fill
mentioned
examine
long-term
effects
exposure
during
COVID-19.
British Journal Of Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
129(11), P. 1916 - 1928
Published: Aug. 10, 2022
Abstract
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
impacted
college
students’
lifestyles
and
placed
them
at
a
greater
risk
of
obesity
food
insecurity.
purpose
the
systematic
review
was
to
consolidate
evidence
for
effect
Covid-19
on
dietary
quality,
habits,
body
weight
security
status.
A
comprehensive
literature
search
conducted
utilising
various
databases
including
Google
Scholar,
MEDLINE,
ScienceDirect,
Embase
Scopus
identify
relevant
studies.
To
be
incorporated
in
this
review,
studies
had
include
higher
education
students,
measure
prevalence
insecurity
assess
changes
during
pandemic.
showed
that
diet
quality
students
compromised
many
nations
due
decrease
intake
whole
grains,
dairy
products,
legumes,
nuts,
fruits
vegetables
increase
consumption
alcohol,
confectionery
products
refined
grains.
There
an
frequency
cooking,
binge
eating,
breakfast
skipping
unhealthy
snacking.
These
modifications,
return,
were
associated
with
changes,
no
less
than
20
30
%
gaining
also
status
over
30%
being
insecure
worldwide.
outbreak
exacerbated
habits
under
high
gain
Higher
institutions
governments
should
improve
access
nutritious
foods
incorporate
nutrition
interventions
curricula.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(5), P. 2918 - 2918
Published: March 2, 2022
COVID-19
outbreak
imposed
rapid
and
severe
public
policies
that
consistently
impacted
the
lifestyle
habits
mental
health
of
general
population.
Despite
vaccination,
lockdown
restrictions
are
still
considered
as
potential
measures
to
contrast
variants
spread
in
several
countries.
Recent
studies
have
highlighted
impacts
lockdowns
on
population's
health;
however,
role
indoor
housing
environment
where
people
spent
most
their
time
has
rarely
been
considered.
Data
from
8177
undergraduate
graduate
students
were
collected
a
large,
cross-sectional,
web-based
survey,
submitted
university
Northern
Italy
during
first
period
1
April
May
2020.
Logistic
regression
analysis
showed
significant
associations
between
moderate
depression
symptomatology
(PHQ-9
scores
≥
15),
houses
with
both
poor
quality
small
dimensions
(OR
=
4.132),
either
medium
3.249)
or
big
3.522).
It
was
also
found
that,
regardless
size,
is
significantly
associated
moderate-severe
depressive
symptomatology.
Further
encouraged
explore
long-term
impact
built
parameter
modifications
health,
therefore
support
policies.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Feb. 27, 2025
Objective
To
identify
the
impacts
of
COVID-19
pandemic
on
health
university
professors
and
students.
Method:
Scoping
review
following
protocol
recommended
by
Joanna
Briggs
Institute.
The
research
question
followed
order
imposed
mnemonic
“PCC”
(Population,
Concept,
Context),
namely:
what
are
students?
Results
analysis
sample
consisted
29
texts
in
article
format.
Two
main
categories
repercussions
were
observed,
category
1—repercussions
mental
health;
2—repercussions
physical
health.
Conclusion
It
is
understood
that
harmful
effects
will
be
an
ever-present
reality
context,
since
exhaustion
a
characteristic
academic
work
itself.
This
situation
can
have
serious
consequences
for
individual,
requiring
intervention
projects
combined
with
public
policies
minimize
these
effects.
necessary
to
role
today’s
society.
Journal of Green Building,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(1), P. 261 - 282
Published: Feb. 22, 2024
ABSTRACT
In
the
context
of
COVID-19
pandemic,
this
research
aimed
to
explore
relationship
between
dormitory
environment,
learning
engagement,
and
mental
health
among
college
students,
with
a
special
focus
on
students
different
gender
groups.
We
conducted
cross-sectional
survey
from
45
universities
in
China.
For
health,
we
tested
for
depression
using
5-Item
WHO
Well-Being
Index
(WHO-5).
The
environment
is
exemplified
by
typical
four-person
layout
China,
which
assessed
four
main
areas:
site
location,
functional
layout,
maintenance
management,
view
window.
Meanwhile,
examined
engagement
as
mediating
variable.
found
that
positively
influences
students’
through
role
engagement.
differences
Chinese
students.
male
was
better
than
female
More
importantly,
influence
environment-learning
pathway,
more
pronounced
engagement—mental
total
indirect
effects
were
substantial
women
men.
As
our
study
took
place
during
epidemic,
examination
will
also
inspire
administrators
pay
attention
support
development
public
policies
promote
health.
encourage
further
greening
dormitories
improve
International Journal of Architectural Research Archnet-IJAR,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 7, 2025
Purpose
In
response
to
the
Covid-19
pandemic,
US
post-secondary
institutions
enacted
policies
that
imposed
spatial
restrictions
in
order
reduce
viral
spread.
Acting
quickly
impose
on
campus
environments
often
designed
foster
interaction,
decision-makers
knew
little
about
how
student
experience
of
learning
and
community
would
be
impacted.
this
study,
analysis
interpretation
interview
data
from
young
adults
undergoing
confinement
are
considered,
as
well
interviewees’
dynamic
meaning-making
resilient
responses
evolving
environmental
conditions.
Design/methodology/approach
This
empirical
qualitative
study
comprised
two
phases
in-depth
interviews
with
on-campus
residential
students.
Phase
I
was
conducted
during
a
period
(Spring
2021);
II
one
year
later
when
were
lifted
2022).
Findings
show
negatively
impacted
well-being
resulting
blurring
time
space,
dysregulation,
mental
health
declines.
Further,
lack
differentiation
transitions
between
activities
contributed
decreases
energy,
motivation
productivity.
However,
students
demonstrated
resilience
by
engaging
purposeful
routines,
seeking
out
varied
stimuli
expanding
their
networks
through
novel
contend
social
isolation.
Originality/value
compares
initial
follow-up
find
agency
plays
fundamental
role
constructions
place-meaning.
The
findings
suggest
importance
flexibility
maintaining
well-being,
calls
for
greater
sensitivity
sensory
variety
human
environments.
