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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"experiential design"”.
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Improving the aesthetic and other experiential design aspects of bicycle paths in Western Australia
… located in both urban and regional areas. A well-designed path or trail must meet agreed standards related to safety and function and, in order to achieve maximum usage, it must also create a desirable riding experience. While requirements for safety and function are well understood by path and …
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The personalisation of the visitor experience in the public interior and its contribution to emotional attachment to place: Towards a sensory-emotional framework for experiential design
… to uncover principles that can contribute to a design understanding of the visitor emotional attachment to place. It posits that catering for a diversity of sensory and emotional needs can foster a greater sense of belonging and wellbeing in the public realm. Insights are brought together into a …
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Digital financial services (DFS) features and their influence on customers' choice of financial institutions in Malta : the case of Revolut
… research questions, and it follows the research design of interpretivist, phenomenological research, and uses semi-structured interviews with 13participants who were selected purposively and are Revolut users. Five guiding adoption forces were identified through thematic analysis, i.e., they …
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Rethinking the Role of the Landscape in Historic Interpretation: A Constructivist Design Approach to Interpreting Slavery in Appalachian Virginia
… To accomplish this, a constructivist approach to design—one that emphasizes the direct interaction between the individual visitor and the physical site as the origin of meaning—is presented. The Constructivist Design Approach (CDA) emphasizes the manipulation of form, scale, materials, and path to …
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Landscape architecture and gender
… and Feminist theory to argue that spatial design and the fields that engage with the production of public open space are key in understanding and addressing gender inequality. This is important because the gendered reproduction of space (and specifically, landscape) has tangible and …
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Designers' Understanding of Changing Human Behaviour
A review of design models for behaviour change established that although design with an intent to change human behaviour is a topic under discussion, there is a need to understand better the perceptions that professional spatial designers hold on human behaviour and how to influence it. Therefore …