Design for Communality and Privacy [Paperback]

Section 1: General.- Introductory Notes.- Designed communality: A synergic context for community and privacy..- Privacy, community and activity space: A relational exploration..- Section 2: Crowding.- Introductory Notes.- Strategies for the investigation of crowding..- Perception of residential crowding, classroom experiences, and student health..- The effect of crowding in urban families..- The social experiences of neighborhood density and apartment density (or crowding) in Queens, New York City..- Section 3: Micro-Ecology.- Introductory Notes.- Dynamic space: Proxemic research and the design of supportive environments..- Context, structures and relationships..- Privacy regulation in public bathrooms: Verbal and nonverbal behaviour..- Section 4: Residential Design.- Introductory Notes.- Dimensions of social life style in multiple dwelling housing..- Determinants of housing preference in a small town..- Section 5: Urban Scale Design.- Introductory Notes.- The social ecology of the museum learning environment: Implications for environmental design and management..- Social privacy in the community of diversity..- Contributors.- Author Index.Springer Book Archives