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1	A Home Away from Home: A Temporary Accommodation Facility for Rural Breast Cancer Patients Wagner, Heather 05 September 2014 (has links) This practicum project is an investigation of the importance of providing a supportive and restorative temporary accommodation facility for breast cancer patients who are traveling from rural areas of Manitoba to receive treatment in Winnipeg. Exploring key areas of restorative and healing design in the literature review allowed for a comprehensive analysis and examination into three main areas. The key themes of restorative design are; Biophilic Design, Theory of Supportive Design, and supportive domestic environments. It is through this exploration of restorative design that a design for the Centre will be proposed. Restorative Design Healing Design Biophilia Biophilic Design Japanese Zen Design Theory of Supportive Design Breast Cancer Grief Domesticity Psychosocial Support
2	VISUAL ART AS A RESTORATIVE, PLACED-BASED BIOPHILIC COPING MECHANISM IN THE WORKPLACE: A CASE STUDY Myers, Mary Grace 10 April 2020 (has links) No description available. Design Architecture Organizational Behavior Architectural
3	Trauma-informed design: healing and recovery in second-stage housing Duddridge, Naomi 07 January 2011 (has links) This practicum project is an investigation into the design of a second-stage house and the role that interior design can play in creating a healing environment based on a trauma-informed approach. Approaching the design with a knowledge of the trauma of domestic abuse, the effects of this trauma, and the recovery process was central to the project. Through a process of literature review, four key themes in recovery of domestic abuse were found. The key themes of safety, empowerment, social support and psychological healing became the design guidelines for the project. Using these four guidelines as a foundation, concepts in environmental psychology were explored. The concepts of privacy, territory and restorative design were chosen for their relevance to the design guidelines. Through an exploration of these design concepts in conjunction with the four themes of recovery, a trauma-informed second-stage housing design called River Tree is proposed. trauma-informed second-stage housing domestic abuse trauma recovery healing safety empowerment social support psychological healing control privacy territory restorative design
4	Trauma-informed design: healing and recovery in second-stage housing Duddridge, Naomi 07 January 2011 (has links) This practicum project is an investigation into the design of a second-stage house and the role that interior design can play in creating a healing environment based on a trauma-informed approach. Approaching the design with a knowledge of the trauma of domestic abuse, the effects of this trauma, and the recovery process was central to the project. Through a process of literature review, four key themes in recovery of domestic abuse were found. The key themes of safety, empowerment, social support and psychological healing became the design guidelines for the project. Using these four guidelines as a foundation, concepts in environmental psychology were explored. The concepts of privacy, territory and restorative design were chosen for their relevance to the design guidelines. Through an exploration of these design concepts in conjunction with the four themes of recovery, a trauma-informed second-stage housing design called River Tree is proposed. trauma-informed second-stage housing domestic abuse trauma recovery healing safety empowerment social support psychological healing control privacy territory restorative design

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