This paper explores the crucial role of the interplay between design, sensory experience, and environmental psychology in promoting a type of design that is intrinsically inclusive and universally accessible. The study proposes key concepts of environmental preference, such as a sense of safety and perceived control, which represent universal psychological needs related to space. These concepts foster individual autonomy and a sense of self-efficacy.
Design, sensorialità e psicologia ambientale per accessibilità e inclusione: Un caso-studio a Matera.
s. Kuhtz;l. tizi
2026-01-01
Abstract
This paper explores the crucial role of the interplay between design, sensory experience, and environmental psychology in promoting a type of design that is intrinsically inclusive and universally accessible. The study proposes key concepts of environmental preference, such as a sense of safety and perceived control, which represent universal psychological needs related to space. These concepts foster individual autonomy and a sense of self-efficacy.File in questo prodotto:
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