Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA)
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Research Submitted
Title |
Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Policy Standards for Children's Furniture in Environmental Design | Youjiin Jurng (Texas Tech University), Su-Jeong Hwang Shin (Texas Tech University), Cherif Amor (Texas Tech University) | Jan 01, 2010 |
| Post-Occupancy Evaluation and Implicit Theories of Organizational Decision-Making | Craig M. Zimring (Georgia Institute of Technology) | Jan 01, 1988 |
| Post-Occupancy Evaluation and Organizational Learning | Brian Schermer (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) | Jan 01, 2002 |
| Post-Occupancy Evaluation of New Office Tower in Nagoya, Japan The Significance of Environmental Behavior Studies | Pieter C. LeRoux (Toyohashi Univ. of Technology), Akikazu Kato (Toyohashi Univ. of Technology), Kazuhisa Tsunekawa (Nagoya University) | Jan 01, 2002 |
| Predicting User Responses to Buildings | Robert G. Hershberger (Arizona State University), Robert C. Cass (Arizona State University) | Jan 01, 1974 |
| Programming the Built Environment: The BEC Approach | Donald F. Roughley (Built Envrionmental Coordinators Ltd.), Enn E. Ots (Built Environment Coordinators Ltd.) | Jan 01, 1974 |
| Re-Using Old Building Facades: A Local Government Effort at Placemaking | Linda Louise Day (College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, Minnesota) | Jan 01, 1990 |
| Recent Field Applications and Evaluations of BOSTI/PAK: A Mental Health, Participatory Planning Process | Michael Brill (State University of New York at Buffalo) | Jan 01, 1974 |
| Session One: Performance Appraisal (conference session introduction) | David Canter (University of Tokyo), Thomas A. Markus, ARIBA (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland) | Jan 01, 1970 |
| Sixty Years of Transition in a Planned Company Town, with a Portrayal of Current Resident Evaluations | Arnold R. Alanen (University of Wisconsin-Madison) | Jan 01, 1976 |