 Color, Environment, and Human Response: An Interdisciplinary Understanding of Color and Its Use as a Beneficial Element in the Design of the Architectural Environment
ISBN: 978-0-471-28667-7
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248 pages
April 1996
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What Is Color?: An Introduction from the Psychological Viewpoint.
Psychophysiological Effects.
Psychosomatrics, Emotions, and Design.
Characteristics and Effects of Major Hues.
Those Achromatic Environments.
Color Fundamentals.
Vision and Light.
Biological Effects of Light.
Analysis and Establishment of Design Goals.
Offices and VDT Computer Workstations.
Health Care Facilities.
Mental Health Centers and Psychiatric Hospitals.
Industrial Work Environments.
Schools.
Food and Foodservice.
Color for Exteriors.
A New Role and Challenge.
Appendix.
Bibliography.
Psychophysiological Effects.
Psychosomatrics, Emotions, and Design.
Characteristics and Effects of Major Hues.
Those Achromatic Environments.
Color Fundamentals.
Vision and Light.
Biological Effects of Light.
Analysis and Establishment of Design Goals.
Offices and VDT Computer Workstations.
Health Care Facilities.
Mental Health Centers and Psychiatric Hospitals.
Industrial Work Environments.
Schools.
Food and Foodservice.
Color for Exteriors.
A New Role and Challenge.
Appendix.
Bibliography.
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