Human Scale in Garden Design . ... For example, we can consider the size of garden rooms in relation to ourselves, thinking about scale when deciding how large these garden rooms should be.

Description: Evidence-based design guidelines for creating places to foster social connection include sense of place, accessibility, nature, activation, choice, and human scale, also referred to ...

Taking as its model the work of Danish architect Jan Gehl, “The Human Scale” makes an excellent case for designing cities around people instead of automobiles, traffic flow having dominated ...

Through thoughtful and empathetic design, we can design facilities that host complex, large-scale industrial processes and connect to the needs of the human experience. We have examples in workplace ...

As Eugene Raskin highlights in Architectural Speaking, architecture can consider four types of scale to balance proportion, comfort, and experience, always prioritizing the human perspective.

Frank Gehry and Claes Oldenberg's unbuilt proposal for Camp Good Times, a camp for children with terminal cancer, is another example of occupying something of an unfamiliar scale.

Jan Gehl has studied human behavior in cities for 40 years. Andreas M. Dalsgaard’s beautiful cinematic tour of the world’s metropolises uses Gehl’s research to argue that putting people ...