The Implementation of Smart Textiles in Humanistic Hospital Design: Future Potentials Related to the Design Principle of Healing Architecture

Jeppe Mogensen; Anna Marie Fisker

The Implementation of Smart Textiles in Humanistic Hospital Design: Future Potentials Related to the Design Principle of Healing Architecture

Jeppe Mogensen, Anna Marie Fisker

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Abstract

With the construction of new modern hospitals, the humanistic design principle of healing architecture is introduced to create health promoting synergies representing the vision of improving hospitalised patients’ healing process, supported by enriching design solutions

Original language	English
Publication date	2012
Publication status	Published - 2012

Keywords

Hospital
Health
Human Systems
Healing
Architecture
Tekstiles

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PhD Project: Functional Textiles in Hospital Interiors - An Exploratory Study of the Technical and Aesthetic Design Qualities of Interior Textiles in Hospital Design
Mogensen, J. (Project Participant), Fisker, A. M. (Project Participant), Poulsen, S. B. (Project Participant), Jensen, H. T. (Project Participant) & Jørgensen, P.-E. (Project Participant)
01/06/2012 → 30/09/2015
Project: PhD Project

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The Implementation of Smart Textiles in Humanistic Hospital Design: Future Potentials Related to the Design Principle of Healing Architecture

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PhD Project: Functional Textiles in Hospital Interiors - An Exploratory Study of the Technical and Aesthetic Design Qualities of Interior Textiles in Hospital Design

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