Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA)
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Research Submitted
Title | Author | Date |
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Measurement of Children's Preferences for the Play Envrionment | Robert L. Bishop (TRANSITION, Aspen, Colorado), George L. Peterson (Northwestern University), Richard P. Michaels (Northwestern University) | Jan 01, 1972 |
Missing Factors in Daylighting Standards: A Study of Desired Activities and Task Performance in a Sunlit Room | Na Wang (University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign), Mohamed Boubekri (University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign), Kathryn Anthony (University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign) | Jan 01, 2009 |
Multi-Level Industrial Building: A Possible Incentive for Additional Central City Employment and Industrial Development | William O. Lindow (William A. Gould and Associates, Cleveland, Ohio) | Jan 01, 1972 |
Multidisciplinary, Design-Interactive Evaluation of Large-Scale Projects | George L. Peterson (Northwestern University), Joseph L. Schofer (Northwestern University), Robert S. Gemmell (Northwestern University) | Jan 01, 1974 |
Noise, Distraction and Privacy in Conventional and Open School Environments | Frank A. Brunetti (Stanford University) | Jan 01, 1972 |
Observation of User Activity Patterns in Open and Traditional Plan School Environments | Jerome T. Durlak (York University), Barbara S. Beardsley (Metropolitan Toronto School Board), John S. Murray (Metropolitan Toronto School Board) | Jan 01, 1972 |
Optimisation by Evaluation in the Appraisal of Buildings | Thomas A. Markus, ARIBA (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland) | Jan 01, 1970 |
Participation of the Architect and the Users in the Building Process | Kyoakos Pontikis (Intercollege, Cyprus) | Jan 01, 2003 |
Personal Construct Theory and Environmental Evaluation | Basil Honikman (Univeristy of Kansas) | Mar 21, 1973 |
Planning for Community Mental Health Centers: The Performance Approach | Michael Brill (National Bureau of Standards), Richard Krauss (National Bureau of Standards) | Jan 01, 1969 |