The happy design toolkit, p.32

The Happy Design Toolkit, page 32

 

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  growing areas 100–103

  H

  heating 40–41

  homeworking 66–67

  houseplants 104–105

  L

  lakes 118–119

  landmarks 152–153

  language 196–197

  laundry spaces 86–87

  legibility 130–131

  colour for wayfinding 132–133

  entrances 142–143

  signage 136–137

  urban landmarks 152–153

  visual identities 140–141

  libraries 202–203

  lidos 172–173

  light tubes 12–13

  lighting 4–5

  circadian 14–15

  street 160–161

  task 22–23

  see also daylight/sunlight

  loneliness 181

  low traffic neighbourhoods 124–125

  M

  materials 32–33

  natural 33

  thermal mass 40–41

  upcycling 36–37

  Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) 34–35, 37, 59, 105, 147

  meditation spaces 90–91

  mindfulness 29, 31, 39, 91, 119, 127, 173

  mobile phones 24–25, 89, 91, 121

  murals 134–135

  N

  napping 88–89

  nature and biophilia 92–93

  biophilic patterns 144–145

  curved and organic forms 108–109

  facade gardens 128–129

  garden streets 124–125

  green routes 156–157

  green walls and facades 94–95

  growing areas 100–103

  houseplants 104–105

  indoor water features 98–99

  materials and 33

  nature trails 112–113

  parks and green spaces 110–111, 157

  planter furniture 114–115

  ponds and lakes 118–119

  roof gardens 101, 122–123

  sensory gardens 126–127

  trees 96–97

  views of nature 106–107

  water channels 120–121

  wildlife 116–117

  navigation see wayfinding

  noise

  acoustic baffles and panels 46–47

  acoustic buffers 44–45

  background sounds 89, 99

  open-plan spaces and 185

  sleep and 43

  sound-masking systems 48–49

  winter gardens and 55

  nooks and crannies 148–149

  O

  off-grid living 77

  open-plan spaces 47, 49, 85, 184–185

  overheating 5, 9, 11, 31, 51

  P

  parenting rooms 190–191

  parking, cycle 162–163, 165

  parks 110–111, 157

  patterns, architectural 144–145

  personal space bubbles 68–69

  personalisation of spaces 74–75, 149

  phone lockers 24–25, 89

  plants see nature and biophilia

  play areas 194–195

  poetry 196–197

  pollution see air pollution

  ponds 118–119

  pop-up projects 206–207

  post-occupancy evaluation 208–209

  prospect and refuge theory 43, 107, 123

  public spaces 192–193

  Q

  quality, sense of 138–139, 144–145

  R

  roof gardens 101, 122–123

  roof lights 12–13

  roofs

  pitched 150–151

  sawtooth 12–13

  rumination 31

  running trails 156–157

  S

  safety 80–81, 160–161, 171

  sculptures 134–135

  seating, public 114–115, 166–167, 198–199

  self-sufficiency 76–77

  sensory gardens 126–127

  shading 50–53, 177

  signage 136–137

  sinks 28–29

  sleep 5, 15, 25, 42–43, 88–89

  smart control systems 64–65

  social interaction and community 180–181

  affordable spaces 204–205

  chance interaction spaces 188–189

  cluster homes 182–183

  crèches 190–191

  indoor community spaces 186–187

  libraries 202–203

  open-plan spaces 184–185

  parenting rooms 190–191

  play areas 194–195

  poetry and language 196–197

  post-occupancy evaluation 208–209

  public spaces 192–193

  shared cooking and eating areas 200–201

  social furniture 198–199

  stakeholder engagement 208–209

  temporary infill projects 206–207

  sound-masking systems 48–49

  sports facilities 178–179

  stairs 168–169

  stakeholder engagement 208–209

  storage 70–71

  street furniture 114–115, 125, 166–167, 198–199

  streets

  cycle-friendly 158–159

  garden streets 124–125

  intriguing routes 170–171

  lighting 160–161

  public squares and village greens 192–193

  walkable neighbourhoods 158–159

  water channels 120–121

  see also facades

  sunlight see daylight/sunlight

  swimming pools 172–173

  T

  temporary infill projects 206–207

  thermal mass 40–41

  trees 96–97

  U

  underfloor heating 40–41

  upcycling 36–37

  V

  ventilation

  dual-aspect spaces 56–57

  mechanical 58–59, 79

  openable windows 78–79

  roof lights 13

  sleep and 43

  urban landmarks 152–153

  village greens 192–193

  visual identities 140–141

  Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) 34–35, 37, 59, 105, 147

  W

  wabi-sabi 147

  walkable neighbourhoods 158–159

  walking see exercise and activity

  walls, green 94–95

  washing-up 28–29

  water

  filtered water dispensers 174–175

  indoor water features 98–99

  ponds and lakes 118–119

  water channels 120–121

  wayfinding

  colour for 132–133

  signage 136–137

  visual identities 140–141

  water channels 121

  wildlife 116–117

  windows

  dual-aspect spaces 56-57

  openable 78-79

  positioning of 20-21.

  raised sills 8-9

  roof lights 12-43

  shading devices 50-51

  sinks next to 28-29

  views Of nature 106-107

  window seats 6-7

  winter gardens 54–55

  woonerfs 124–125

 


 

  Ben Channon, The Happy Design Toolkit

 


 

 
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