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  • 1
    UID:
    b3kat_BV044265500
    Format: 256 Seiten
    ISBN: 9783899559125 , 3899559126 , 9783899556988
    Language: German
    Subjects: Engineering
    RVK:
    Keywords: Kleinwohnung ; Innenarchitektur ; Multifunktionalität ; Bildband
    Author information: Klanten, Robert 1964-
    Author information: Nguyen, Liesl ca. 20. Jh
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  • 2
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    Berlin : Gestalten
    UID:
    kobvindex_ZLB34195235
    Format: 256 Seiten , 27 cm, 1295 g
    ISBN: 9783899558944 , 3899558944
    Note: Erscheint auch als 9783899556988 (ISBN) , Erscheint auch als 9783899559125 (ISBN)
    Language: French
    Keywords: Kleinwohnung ; Innenarchitektur ; Multifunktionalität ; Bildband
    Author information: Klanten, Robert
    Author information: Larsen, Sigurd
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  • 3
    UID:
    gbv_421974850
    Format: IV, 231 S. 4"
    Series Statement: (National Bureau of Standards. Special Publication 327)
    Language: Undetermined
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  • 4
    Book
    Book
    Bornheim, Germany :HORNBACH Baumarkt, | Berlin, Germany :Heimat,
    UID:
    kobvindex_INT0000063
    Format: 96 pages : , illustrations ; , + 1 Schablone, 1 Metallplakette. , 21.5 cm.
    Edition: 1st edition.
    ISBN: No ISBN (hbk.)
    Series Statement: Hornbach Werkstück Edition : das Buch zum Bauen ; 001
    Content: MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY NOTE: "Ein Stuhl, der allen Ansprüchen an gutes Design genügt, aber für jeden zugänglich ist." -- "A chair that meets all the requirements for good design but is accessible to everyone."
    Content: MACHINE-GENERATED NOTE ABOUT AUTHOR(S)/EDITOR(S): "Lounge Chair von Sigurd Larsen Ein ikonischer, komfortabler Stuhl. Zeitloses Dänisches Design kombiniert mit raffinierten, robusten Materialien. Der dänische Architekt und Möbeldesigner Sigurd Larsen lebt und arbeitet in Berlin. Nach seinem Master-Abschluss an der School of Architecture der Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Kopenhagen und verschiedenen Stationen bei renommierten Architekturbüros gründete er 2009 sein Büro in Berlin. Seine Arbeiten sind inzwischen in Berlin, Helsinki, Hongkong, Kopenhagen, New York, Tokyo, Seoul und Schanghai zu finden. Wir baten Sigurd, Möbel für HORNBACH zu entwerfen, die jeder nachbauen kann. Während seiner Arbeit mit uns veränderte er unseren Blick auf die Produkte. Denn in jedem einzelnen fand er viel mehr als die Funktion, für die es üblicherweise verkauft wird. Er demonstrierte, wie viel Stil und Eleganz man aus zunächst unscheinbaren Materialien herausholen kann." -- "Lounge Chair by Sigurd Larsen An iconic, comfortable chair. Timeless Danish design combined with sophisticated, robust materials. The Danish architect and furniture designer Sigurd Larsen lives and works in Berlin. After graduating from the School of Architecture of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and various positions at renowned architectural firms, he founded his office in Berlin in 2009. His works can now be found in Berlin, Helsinki, Hong Kong, Copenhagen, New York, Tokyo, Seoul and Shanghai. We asked Sigurd to design furniture for HORNBACH that anyone can duplicate. While working with us he changed our view of the products. Because in each one he found much more than the function for which it is usually sold. He demonstrated how much style and elegance you can get out of initially inconspicuous materials."
    Content: MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY NOTE: "Hrsg.-Info zur Reihe: Die HORNBACH WERKSTÜCK Edition: Eine Marke, die man nicht kaufen kann, sondern selber bauen muss. Seit jeher treibt uns bei HORNBACH eine Leidenschaft an: Menschen die Möglichkeit zu geben, mit Kreativität und bloßen Händen Großes zu erschaffen. Jetzt gehen wir einen Schritt weiter: Mit einer Serie von Entwürfen namhafter Designer aus aller Welt, exklusiv für und mit HORNBACH entwickelt. Designstücke, die man nicht einfach so kaufen, sondern nur selber bauen kann: Die HORNBACH WERKSTÜCK Edition." -- "Editor's information about the series: The HORNBACH WORKPIECE Edition: A brand that you can not buy but that you have to build yourself. HORNBACH has always been a passion for us: giving people the opportunity to create great things with creativity and their bare hands. Now we go one step further with a series of designs by well-known designers from all over the world, developed exclusively for and with HORNBACH - design pieces that you can not just buy, but only build yourself: the HORNBACH WORKPIECE Edition."
    Note: MACHINE-GENERATED CONTENTS NOTE: Vorwort -- Sigurd Larsen und das Werkstück -- Material und Werkzeug -- BAUANLEITUNG: Materialliste ; Werkzeugliste ; Vorbereitung ; Montage -- Lounge chair -- Impressum.
    Language: German
    Keywords: Handbooks and manuals
    URL: PUB
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  • 5
    UID:
    kobvindex_INT0004865
    Format: 24 pages : , illustrations, plans ; , 30 x 21 cm.
    Content: MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY NOTE: "This thesis aims to study the positive influence of interior design on the psychological well-being of children occupying paediatric health zones. […] There are a lot of design aspects that need to be taken into account when considering children’s different needs in a space, such as: functionality, health, proportion, aesthetics, etc. However this research focuses on the psychological aspect which plays an important role in interior design especially when the target occupants are children and the target spaces are healthcare facilities, since children need more attention to improve their psychological development through their childhood, and paediatric healthcare facilities are considered to be uncomfortable places for children, full of fear caused by the unfamiliar environment and the lack of information, and thus need more attention from interior designers. Hamstech institute’s blog stated that Interior design has a major influence on human psychology by affecting the occupants’ mood, behavior and well being. There is a wide range of interior design elements and factors that shape a space, and each one of them is guided by the psychology of the space, that eventually creates a bond between the occupants of the space and its environment (2018). The aim of this paper is to study the positive influence of interior design on children’s psychological well-being by showing how color, light and spaciousness influence children’s experiences in paediatric health zones, to be able to provide strategies of application of the chosen design elements to the interior spaces."
    Note: DISSERTATION NOTE: submitted as bachelor thesis in Interior Design, Berlin International University of Applied Sciences, 2020. , MACHINE-GENERATED CONTENTS NOTE: 1. Introduction 1-2 1.1 Research context 1.2 Aim and objectives 2. Color & Light 2-10 2.1 Psychological effects: the neuropsychological aspect 2.2 Long wavelengths vs short wavelengths 2.3 Unity and complexity balance 2.4 Characteristics and impact of colors on space and its occupants’ psychology 2.5 Strategies of color application in paediatric health zones 3. Spaciousness & privacy. 10-12 3.1 Scale and proportion 3.2 Privacy within the space 4. Conclusion 13-14 5. Design proposal 15-20 6. Bibliography 21-23 7. Figures sources 24
    Language: English
    Keywords: Academic theses
    URL: FULL
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  • 6
    UID:
    kobvindex_INT0003520
    Format: 48 pages : , illustrations, plans, maps ; , 30 cm.
    Content: MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY NOTE: "The occurrence of illnesses like asthma or allergies is constantly increasing and a main factor for that has already been found to relate to the environments we are living and working in. Building materials, finishes and even decoration used often emit toxic pollutants because they are not tested properly, which greatly affects our health (Healthy Interiors 2012). Especially in big open-plan offices lots of illnesses and difficulties in concentration occur due to the bad air quality, the lack of thermal comfort, noise pollution and an unpleasant lighting situation. […] Health and ‘being green’, so to say, has become a trend on a daily life basis and people start to think of how to improve their wellbeing. […] With this they slowly start to consider also the environments they are living in and healthy and sustainable interiors gain importance. […] Biophilia is our love to the nature and the living and our wish to support its growth. The mentioned methods include environmental features such as color, air, sunlight, natural materials and plants, natural shapes and forms, natural patterns and processes, the relation of light and space, place-based relationships and evolved human-nature relationships."
    Note: DISSERTATION NOTE: bachelor thesis in Interior Design, Berlin International University of Applied Sciences, 2019. , MACHINE-GENERATED CONTENTS NOTE: Introduction -- OFFICE TYPE OPEN-SPACE : -- Definition -- Purpose -- Advantages and disadvantages -- Solutions -- HEALTH PROMOTING STRATEGIES -- BIOPHILIC DESIGN : Biophilia -- Incorporation of biophilia in the interior -- Effects on the health -- Comparison to other approaches -- Case studies -- BIOPHILIC OFFICE PROJECT : Introducing the building and the space -- A new approach : bringing biophilia into the office -- CONCLUSION -- References.
    Language: English
    Keywords: Academic theses
    URL: FULL
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  • 7
    UID:
    kobvindex_INTbi
    Format: 56 pages : , illustrations ; , 30 x 21 cm.
    Content: MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY NOTE : A universal human experience in a place where thoughts spiral, agitation and anxiety grow, and you have no indication of how much longer you will be stuck there. Waiting rooms in medical institutions trigger for many people a myriad of negative emotions and frustration at their general unsuitability and one could say neglect of the user experience. (Montgomery, 2017, 114) The event of waiting takes on a very inflated scope of stress and anxiety with a young child who may or may not be ill in that moment. The focus of this bachelor project is on the needs of this particular user group: that of a parent1 and child and how they could be better met in the design of healthcare facility waiting rooms. While any space can be defined as a waiting room by placing a chair in a room, could this concept be reinvented or improved? It is easy enough to rely on personal experience to validate the problem but looking no further than the clinic review page of the local hospital pediatric ward, will display a number of parent reviews on their experience. While it can be assumed that dissatisfaction is a common motivator for an opportunity to vent, one of the categories they are invited to rate on a star system among others is ‘furnishings and design’, with space to share their story, unsurprisingly, reviews of waiting spaces where mentioned are rarely positive. (Medizinfo) Waiting to be seen by a health expert is all too common. According to the European Commission Eurostat statistics gathered on the average number of consultations per EU Member State inhabitant during 2017, most countries fall between 4 and 10. Germany weighs in at the upper end of the scale at an average of 10 consultations per person a year2. (Eurostat 2017) From the perspective of a parent, where any form of waiting with small children can feel like a form of punishment, this particular form within the context of healthcare facilities, comes with a unique and additional anxiety. More specifically, that it either involves a sick child, a routine check-up which could reveal new concerns, and or the exposure of a healthy child to a place where sick and potentially infectious children will be or have been. From a study taken in an Italian hospital which investigated the experience of families waiting for treatment in day hospitals, ethnographic data gathered from the patients and their parents revealed that it was the parents and not the child patients who were dealing with feeling anxiety and concern. (Corsano, 2015) Boredom is often used synonymously with waiting (Hedges, 2018, 99), likely a common sentiment shared even more so with children who are asked to sit and wait. If not unwell this will be the main challenge for the waiting child, and prolonged boredom can lead to agitation and feelings of negativity. (Holinger, 2020)
    Note: DISSERTATION NOTE : submitted as bachelor thesis in Interior Architecture / Interior Design, Berlin International University of Applied Sciences, 2021 , MACHINE-GENERATED CONTENTS NOTE : Figures 6 1. INTRODUCTION 9 1.1 Methodology 10 1.2 Gap in Knowledge 11 2. 2021: WHY ARE WE WAITING? 12 2.1 Post-pandemic Waiting Rooms 13 3. HEALTHCARE WAITING ROOMS 3.1 Parents & Children 15 3.2 Significance & Psychological Effects 15 3.3 Physiological Effects 18 3.4 Play 21 4. DESIGN PROJECT: MEETING NEEDS OF PARENTS & CHILDREN 4.1 The Site 23 4.1.1 Description of CBF 23 4.2 The Waiting Spaces 4.2.1 Waiting I 26 4.2.2 Waiting II 27 4.2.3 Waiting III 29 4.3 The Design Proposal: Solution I 4.3.1 The Module: Panels & Connectors 31 4.3.2 The Module: The Combination 33 4.3.3 Waiting I 35 4.3.4 Waiting II 35 4.3.5 Waiting III/A 37 4.4 The Design Proposal: Solution II the PLAYROOM 4.4.1 Waiting III/B 41 5. CONCLUSION 47 References 49
    Language: English
    Keywords: Academic theses
    URL: FULL
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  • 8
    UID:
    b3kat_BV024567403
    Format: 231 S.
    Series Statement: National Bureau of Standards: Special Publ. 327
    Language: Undetermined
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  • 9
    UID:
    kobvindex_INT0000706
    Format: 1 electronic resource (4 pages) : , illustrations, plans.
    Content: MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY NOTE: "Ein kleines Ladenlokal mitten in Berlin Kreuzberg. Gegenüber der Passionskirche ist dies ein Ort, wo das alte Kreuzberg jenseits des nahen und durchgentrifizierten Bergmann-Kiezes noch den Charme der 1980er- und 1990er-Jahre atmet. Nebenan ein Späti, vor dem die Jungs auf dem Gehsteig einen Ball hin und her bolzen. Das Büro ist klein. Auf rund 70 Quadratmetern finden sich die Arbeitsplätze der momentan acht Mitarbeiter, eine kleine Modellbauwerkstatt, die 'kleinste Küche der Welt', im Keller ein kleines Lager, und ein zur Straße gelegener Besprechungsbereich. Sigurd Larsen serviert Biolimonade." -- "A small shop in the middle of Berlin Kreuzberg. Opposite the Passionskirche, this is a place where the old Kreuzberg, beyond the nearby and thoroughly gentrified Bergmann-Kiez, still breathes the charm of the 1980s and 1990s. Next door is a Späti, in front of which the boys bolt a ball back and forth on the side walk. The office is small. The workplaces of the currently eight employees, a small model making workshop, the 'smallest kitchen in the world', a small warehouse in the basement and a meeting area facing the street are located on around 70 square meters. Sigurd Larsen serves organic lemonade."
    In: Der Architekt : v2017 n5 p78-81
    Language: German
    Keywords: Articles
    URL: FULL
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  • 10
    UID:
    kobvindex_INT0000417
    Format: 70 pages : , illustrations, plans (chiefly colour) ; , 21.5 cm.
    Content: MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY NOTE: "This thesis investigates the creation of multifunctional retail spaces through the use of flexible furniture. It gives an insight on why multifunctional retail spaces are needed and it explores how more than one function can be integrated into conventional retail spaces. Following a short introduction of the history of retail spaces and looking into the categories of multifunctional retail spaces, flexible furniture is analyzed with the qualitative research method of case studies. The questions that are asked are: What is the retail space of the future? How can two or more functions be combined together in retail spaces through the use of flexible furniture?"
    Note: DISSERTATION NOTE: bachelor thesis in Interior Design, BAU International Berlin University of Applied Sciences, 2017. , MACHINE-GENERATED CONTENTS NOTE: 1. Introduction -- 2. Historical development of retail spaces : Retail spaces of the 21st century -- Multifunctional retail spaces : Categorization of multifunctional retail spaces : Movability / flexible furniture ; Hybrid program ; Different functions during the times of the day -- 3. A brief introduction of general flexible furniture : Foldable table -- Sofa bed -- Ulmer Hocker -- Case studies of retail spaces with flexible furniture : Y's Store (Tokyo, Japan) ; Monkey Bizz Store (Barcelona, Spain) -- 4. A study for a yoga studio and bookshop -- 5. Conclusion -- 6. References. , ISSUING BODY NOTE: BAU International Berlin University of Applied Sciences is the former name of Berlin International University of Applied Sciences.
    Language: English
    Keywords: Academic theses ; Academic theses
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