Healing architecture 2004-2017 : Forschung und Lehre = research and teaching / Christine Nickl-Weller (Hrsg.) ; Technische Universität Berlin, Institut für Architektur, Entwerfen von Krankenhäusern und Bauten des Gesundheitswesens, Architecture for Health ; [translation, Angelika Trautmann].

Title & Author:

Edition:

1st edition.

Publication:

[Salenstein] : Braun, 2017.

Description:

242 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 23 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Parallel texts in German and English.

Summary:

"What does architecture have to do with health? Can architecture support the healing process? At the Berlin University of Technology, the department "Architecture for Health" researches and teaches how architecture could influence health. Applying the variable "health" to all areas of life is the focus of the department's teaching and research work. The term "Healing Architecture" represents the courage to think outside the box, to explore and to go beyond conventional conceptions of architecture"--Back cover

ISBN:

9783037682302 (paperback)
3037682302 (papaerback)

Subject:

Health facilities Design and construction.
Hospital buildings Design and construction.
Hospital architecture.
Architecture Human factors.
Architecture, Modern 21st century.
Hospital Design and Construction
Hôpitaux (Édifices) Conception et construction.
Architecture hospitalière.
Architecture Facteurs humains.
Architecture 21e siècle.
hospitals (buildings for health facility)
Architecture Health aspects.
Architecture, Modern

Added entries:

Nickl-Weller, Christine.
Technische Universität Berlin. Institut für Architektur.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 305379
Call No.: BIB 251203
Status: Available

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