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HEALTHY ARCHITECTURE (II). FROM THE HYGIENIST MOVEMENTS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY TO THE POST-WAR CIAM

HEALTHY ARCHITECTURE (II). FROM THE HYGIENIST MOVEMENTS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY TO THE POST-WAR CIAM

by Healthy Architecture & City | Feb 24, 2022 | news, news, Post, Post

SEVILLE / 24 February 2022.   FOLLOW THESE TIPS AND YOU WILL LIVE FOR MANY YEARS, says the French poster at the top of this second post on Healthy Architecture. We said in the previous post that the COVID-19 pandemic has served as a catalyst to put the...
HEALTHY ARCHITECTURE (I): TOWARDS A NEW PARADIGM IN BUILDING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

HEALTHY ARCHITECTURE (I): TOWARDS A NEW PARADIGM IN BUILDING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

by Healthy Architecture & City | Feb 3, 2022 | news, news, Post, Post

SEVILLE / 3 February 2022.   Well-being and health are intimately linked to the way the human body and mind interact with the environment and how the environment influences the body. Today’s spaces must not only be sustainable, functional and aesthetically...
DESIGNING TAILORED SPACES FOR INHABITANTS WITH ALZHEIMER, A VISION FROM ARCHITECTURE

DESIGNING TAILORED SPACES FOR INHABITANTS WITH ALZHEIMER, A VISION FROM ARCHITECTURE

by Healthy Architecture & City | Mar 5, 2018 | events, news, news, Post, Post

SALAMANCA / March 5, 2018.   Cuando la enfermedad de Alzheimer entra en un hogar, una serie de cambios se desencadenan en la vida diaria de sus moradores, su forma de habitar cambia inevitablemente. Ante algunos comportamientos de usuarios con problemas de...
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