ARCHITECTURE AND THE
ENVIRONMENT
Learning Team B
Ruth Avellino, Daniel Davis, Aisha
Wiggins, Kevin Witham, & Shawntika
Wright

Objectives
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How physical structure affects human behavior. Analyze architecture as a means of controlling human behavior.
Environmental psychological implications of commercial design; include purpose & consideration. Architectural development supporting sustainable development.

Introduction
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We are all in a place of how we love to have our own space. Depending upon how you grew up you had your own toys, your own side of the room, your own place refuge. According to the text, “Scientific research by place scientist has documented patterns in how we interact with our world and after they uncover these patters in how humans respond to spaces, place scientist can apply this information, collaborating with people designing places and products” (Augustin,
2009).

Physical Structure as it Affects
Human Behavior
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Schools
Fosters learning
 Promotes social behaviors
 Development of good social skills
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Well-designed Classrooms
Physical needs
 Well lit
 Visually appealing
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Environmental
Implications
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Influences ones mental state
Influences behavior
Affects work ethics

Environmental
Implications
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Interaction
Increased Productivity
Purpose and Considerations

Analyze the importance of architectural development supporting sustainable development Renewable energies

Integrated living

Architectural development supporting sustainable development and moving into the future

The

Future

Conclusion
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We may discussed our physical space of how our environmental implications could suggest like we stated a design