Cities & Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
7(4), С. 615 - 627
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2022
COVID-19
has
heightened
awareness
of
how
housing
design
and
quality
can
dramatically
impact
the
mental
physical
wellbeing
an
individual.
Adding
to
existing
problems,
long-term
demographic
changes,
failures
in
building
maintenance
as
well
safety
standards,
pandemic
exacerbated
inequalities.
Through
50
in-depth
interviews
with
London
residents
conducted
early
2021,
paper
studies
experiences
changing
home
uses
perception
domestic
space
affected
participants
during
pandemic.
The
focuses
on
design-related
aspects
such
environmental
comfort,
agency
make
changes
a
home,
notions
privacy
security,
lack
space.
This
reveals
use
future
preferences
might
have
dwelling
design.
wide-ranging
lived
subjective
perceptions
call
for
more
inclusive
approach
social
policies
that
consider
value
architectural
Based
findings
discussion,
concludes
policy
recommendations
should
be
taken
into
account
improve
Coronavirus
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
led
to
a
massive
global
socio-economic
tragedy
that
has
impacted
the
ecosystem.
This
paper
aims
contextualize
urban
and
rural
environmental
situations
during
COVID-19
in
Middle
East
North
Africa
(MENA)
Region.
The Senses and Society,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
17(2), С. 170 - 184
Опубликована: Май 3, 2022
This
article
reviews
an
assembled
archive
of
the
literature
published
to
date
on
sensory
dimensions
COVID-19
pandemic.
Just
as
scholars
have
often
highlighted
periods
revolution,
we
find
that
recent
pandemic
has
augured
some
notable
shifts,
albeit
more
micro
and
domestic
scale.
We
present
a
five-sense
sensorium
offers
overview
how
senses
been
engaged
with
by
during
pandemic,
what
major
issues
themes
been.
Drawing
literature,
suggest
there
shifts
in
our
sensate
experiences
increased
awareness
daily
life
may
usually
go
unnoticed.
However,
also
note
many
sensory-related
inequalities
revealed
over
this
period,
which
continue
unfold
unevenly
continues.
argue
going
forward
ought
attend
these
questions
inequality,
well
tracking
possible
undoing
revolutions
taken
place
so
far.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
14(6), С. 3522 - 3522
Опубликована: Март 17, 2022
With
the
development
of
urbanization
and
ageing
population,
improvement
urban
environment
quality
life
(QOL)
elderly
in
cities
with
a
cold
climate
have
become
critical
issues
to
be
addressed.
However,
only
few
studies
focused
on
this
aspect.
According
review
literature,
contents
built
(BE)
severe
regions
are
defined
as
thirteen
key
factors
four
categories
(density,
environmental
aesthetics,
outdoor
environment,
accessibility)
QOL
old
people
consists
three
aspects
(residential,
health,
social
satisfaction).
This
study
explores
how
BE
variables
associated
older
adults
by
using
ordered
logit
gologit2
models.
The
data
consist
results
1945
questionnaires
from
field
surveys
11
different
residential
areas,
across
two
northeastern
China.
show:
(1)
Walkability
winter,
distance
public
park
400–1000
m,
shelters
seating,
less
than
five
buses
available,
mixture
evergreen
deciduous
trees
most
important
that
significant
positive
impact
compared
other
climatic
regions;
(2)
“Pocket
parks”
pedestrian
walkway
safety
appropriate
approaches
improve
wellbeing
under
local
economic
conditions.
For
transportation,
metro
rail
transit
systems
encouraged,
some
rules
needed
reduce
number
harsh
weather
conditions;
(3)
Compared
spatial
distribution
climates,
scope
15
min
city
should
1km
areas.
From
findings,
we
conclude
there
six
possible
pattern
languages
they
can
provide
information
for
further
planning
regions.
Cities & Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
7(4), С. 615 - 627
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2022
COVID-19
has
heightened
awareness
of
how
housing
design
and
quality
can
dramatically
impact
the
mental
physical
wellbeing
an
individual.
Adding
to
existing
problems,
long-term
demographic
changes,
failures
in
building
maintenance
as
well
safety
standards,
pandemic
exacerbated
inequalities.
Through
50
in-depth
interviews
with
London
residents
conducted
early
2021,
paper
studies
experiences
changing
home
uses
perception
domestic
space
affected
participants
during
pandemic.
The
focuses
on
design-related
aspects
such
environmental
comfort,
agency
make
changes
a
home,
notions
privacy
security,
lack
space.
This
reveals
use
future
preferences
might
have
dwelling
design.
wide-ranging
lived
subjective
perceptions
call
for
more
inclusive
approach
social
policies
that
consider
value
architectural
Based
findings
discussion,
concludes
policy
recommendations
should
be
taken
into
account
improve
