Index

• • AAFCS, see American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
  • Aanstoos, C.
  • Abbuhl, M.
  • Abu-Ghazzah, T. M.
  • accessibility
  • Acheson, Donald
  • action research
  • Active Aging Initiative (WHO)
  • ADA, see Americans With Disabilities Act
  • adaptability, and creativity
  • Addams, Jane
  • Adorno, T. W.
  • aesthetics
  • • definition
• • Afacan, Y.
  • African Americans, discrimination against
  • African culture
  • agency
  • Aggebo, M.
  • aging
  • • definition
    • independent living
• • Agouridas, V.
  • AIA, see American Institute of Architects
  • Akalin, A.
  • Akao, Y.
  • Akin, O.
  • Al-Qawasmi, J.
  • Alberti, L. B.
  • Albolafia, M.
  • Alexander, C.
  • Algonquin culture
  • Allen, S.
  • Allison, E. W.
  • Allison, M. A.
  • Altmaier, E.
  • Altman, I.
  • Amabile, T.
  • ambience
  • Ambrose, D.
  • American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS)
  • American Institute of Architects (AIA)
  • American Office, The (Schulze)
  • American Pneumatic Service Company
  • American Society of Interior Design (ASID)
  • Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA; 1990)
  • Amiry, S.
  • Analytic Hierarch Process (AHP)
  • Anderson, B. G.
  • Anderson, K.
  • Anderson, S. C.
  • Ang, S.
  • Ankerson, K.
  • Anstead, K.
  • Anthony, K. H.
  • Anthony, L.
  • Antonucci, T.
  • Anzul, M.
  • Apple, R. W., Jr.
  • Aquino, J.
  • Arapahoe culture
  • Archer, B.
  • Archetypes in Architecture (Thiis-Evensen)
  • Architects Small House Service Bureau (ASHSB)
  • Architectural Forum
  • architectural sustenance, definition
  • architecture, and aesthetic theory
  • Architecture for Humanity
  • Architecture of Good Intentions, The (Rowe)
  • Architecture of Humanism, The (Scott)
  • Argyris, C.
  • Arkkelin, D.
  • Aron, L.
  • Artifacts and Organizations:Beyond Mere Symbolism (Rafaeli and Pratt)
  • ASHSB, see Architects Small House Service Bureau
  • ASID, see American Society of Interior Design
  • Asojo, A.
  • assembly lines
  • Atkinson, R.
  • Attwell, Graham
  • Auer, M.
  • authenticity
  • autophotography
  • Avolio, B. J.
  • Axtell, C.
  • Azar, J.

• • Bachelard, G.
  • Baer, J.
  • Baird, J. C.
  • Baker, J.
  • Baker, L.
  • Baker, N.
  • Baldoni, J.
  • Ballantyne, A.
  • Ballard, R.
  • Ballon, P.
  • Balogun, O.
  • Baltes, P. B.
  • Balzer, W. K.
  • Barab, S.
  • Baritz, L.
  • Barnard, S. S.
  • Barnes, J.
  • Barnouw, J.
  • Barrett, A.
  • Barthes, R.
  • Basadur, M.
  • bathrooms
  • Baudrillard, J.
  • Bauhaus
  • Baumgarten, A. G.
  • Be Your Own Decorator (Burbank)
  • beauty, definition
  • • see also aesthetics
• • Beck, K.
  • Becker, F.
  • Beckstead, J.
  • bedrooms
  • Beecher, M. A.
  • Begemann, S. H. A.
  • being-in-the-world
  • Beld, G. J. van den, see van den Beld, G. J.
  • Belenky, M. F.
  • Bell, B.
  • Bell, C.
  • Bell, G.
  • Bell, R.
  • Benassi, V. A.
  • Bender, D.
  • Bennett, C.
  • Benton, C. C.
  • Berander, P.
  • Berger, P. L.
  • Bianca, S.
  • Bianchin, M.
  • Bierman, A.
  • Biggs, S.
  • Bilda, Z.
  • Bindl, U. K.
  • Binford, J.
  • Bitner, M. J.
  • Bix, A.
  • Bjork, E.
  • Black, M.
  • Blakemore, R.
  • Bledstein, Burton J.
  • Bligh, T.
  • Block, J.
  • Bloom, B. S.
  • Bloomer, C. M.
  • Blossom, N.
  • Blueprint for Reform Act (2010)
  • Bluestone, D.
  • Blumenson, J.
  • Böhme, G.
  • Boje, D.
  • Bolan, R. S.
  • Boles, D.
  • Bommel, W. J. M. van, see van Bommel, W. J. M.
  • Book of a Hundred Houses, The (Dow)
  • Bose, M.
  • Boubekri, M.
  • Bouchey, L. M.
  • Bourdieu, P.
  • Boyce, P. R.
  • Boyer, E.
  • Boyer, L. L.
  • brain-based instruction
  • Brandeis, L.
  • branding
  • Brandt, B.
  • Brandt, T.
  • Brannigan, A.
  • Braverman, H.
  • Brent, R.
  • Brewer, G.
  • Brief, A. P.
  • Brill, M.
  • Bringle, B.
  • Brissett, D.
  • Brosseau, T. L.
  • Brotheridge, C. M.
  • Brown, B.
  • Brown, D. Scott, see Scott Brown, D.
  • Brown, T. J.
  • Brown, Z.
  • Bruce, M.
  • Bruijn, J. C. M. de, see de Bruijn, J. C. M.
  • Bubner, R.
  • Bubolz, M. M.
  • Buchanan, P.
  • Buchanan, R.
  • Buckley, C.
  • Buckner, J.
  • Bugental, J.
  • built environment
  • • accessibility issues
    • aesthetics
    • cave dwellings
    • changing rooms and restrooms
    • community engagement projects
    • domestic interiors, see domestic interiors
    • elderly users
    • emergency exits
    • emotional connections to
    • grassroots design
    • and health
    • heating systems
    • historic restorations
    • homeless shelters
    • lighting
    • mirrors
    • movement of people
    • museums
    • outdoor spaces
    • and power relationships
    • privacy issues
    • public transportation
    • regional styles
    • sacred spaces
    • smart buildings
    • and social exclusion
    • social spaces, see social spaces
    • sustainable designs
    • third places
    • virtual–physical continuum
    • water features
    • workplaces, see workplaces
• • Bullough, J.
  • Burbank, E.
  • Burge, S.
  • Burnside, R.
  • Burt, M.
  • bus shelters
  • Bush, George W.
  • Business Administration: The Principles of Business Organization and System (Parsons)
  • Butler, J.

• • Caan, B.
  • Cadw
  • cafés
  • Cakir, A.
  • Cakir, A. C.
  • Cameron, K. S.
  • Campbell, C. S.
  • Campbell, D.
  • Campbell, L.
  • Campbell, N.
  • Canadian Human Rights Commission
  • Cannuscio, C.
  • Canter, D.
  • Capra, F.
  • Caravella, P.
  • Career Clusters Framework
  • Carey, K.
  • Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act (Perkins Act, 2006)
  • Carlson, A.
  • Carmel-Gilfinen, C.
  • Carr, S.
  • Casakin, H.
  • case study methodology
  • Casey, E.
  • Casti, J.
  • cave dwellings
  • Cawthorne, D.
  • Caza, A.
  • Census Bureau (United States)
  • Center for Universal Design
  • Chair, The (Cranz)
  • chairs
  • Chakrabarti, A. A.
  • Chan Kim, W.
  • Chandler, A. D.
  • changing rooms
  • character-defining features, historic buildings
  • Charest, R.
  • Charmaz, K.
  • Chavis, D. M.
  • Chayutsahakij, P.
  • Chen, C.
  • Cheong, A. M. Y.
  • Chermers, M.
  • Chertkoff, M.
  • Cheyenne culture
  • Chicago (IL)
  • Chidster, M.
  • Chinese culture
  • Ching, F.
  • Ching, F. D. K.
  • Chiras, D. A.
  • Chittipeddi, K.
  • Cho, J. Y.
  • Cho, M.
  • Cho, S.
  • Christiaans, H.
  • churches
  • CIDA, see Council for Interior Design Accreditation
  • CIE, see Commission Internationale de l'Éclairage
  • circadian system
  • City of Bolivar
  • City of Portland Bureau of Planning
  • City of Tampa
  • Clarke, P.
  • class (social class)
  • Clayton, P.
  • Clayton, S.
  • Clemons, S.
  • clients, communication with
  • Clinchy, B. M.
  • Clinton, Bill
  • CMC (computer-mediated communication), definition
  • Cochrane, R.
  • Codman, O.
  • coffee shops
  • Cogan, D. G.
  • cognitive mapping
  • Cohen, D.
  • Cohen, L.
  • Cohen, M.
  • Cole, J.
  • Cole, R. J.
  • Colloca, P.
  • Colonial Revival architecture
  • color
  • Commission Internationale de l'Éclairage (CIE)
  • Common Core Standards (United States)
  • communal spaces, see social spaces
  • community engagement
  • compatibility, and adaptation of historic buildings
  • Competence-Press Model (CPM)
  • Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture (Venturi and Brown)
  • computer-aided design (CAD)
  • computer-mediated communication (CMC), definition
  • connectedness
  • Connelly, S.
  • Conniff, R.
  • consciousness
  • Consensual Assessment Technique (CAT)
  • conservation techniques, historic buildings
  • consumerism
  • content analysis
  • context models
  • continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs)
  • Contract Magazine
  • Conway, S.
  • Cooper Marcus, C.
  • Copenhagen
  • Corbin, J.
  • Cordes, D.
  • corporate identity
  • corporate phenomenology
  • Corry Hernandez, S.
  • Corser, R.
  • Cortina, K.
  • Coser, R. L.
  • Costarelli, S.
  • Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA)
  • courtyards
  • Cox, H.
  • Cranz, G.
  • creativity
  • • definition
• • Cresswell, J.
  • Cresswell, T.
  • Critique of Judgment, The (Kant)
  • cross-cultural studies
  • Cross, N.
  • Csikszentmihalyi, M.
  • cultural capital
  • culture
  • • African culture
    • Chinese culture
    • corporate identity
    • and gender differences
    • Italian culture
    • Korean culture
    • Palestinian culture
    • and phenomenology
    • and social stratification
    • Taiwanese culture
    • Thai culture
• • culture-based design pedagogy
  • Cunningham, E.
  • Cutrona, C.
  • Cuttle, C.
  • Cvengros, J. A.
  • cyber-ideation
  • cyberspace, definition
  • Czeisler, C. A.

• • D-Tower (Doetinchem, NL)
  • Dahlback, A.
  • Dahlgren, G.
  • daily life
  • Daley, L. O.
  • Daniel, R.
  • Danish Ministry of Culture
  • Danko, S.
  • Danley, M.
  • Darbee, J.
  • data analysis
  • Davis, B. L.
  • Davis, C.
  • Davis, G. A.
  • Davis, L. M.
  • Day, J.
  • Day, J. C.
  • daylight
  • De Architectura (Vitruvius)
  • de Bruijn, J. C. M.
  • De Graaf, E.
  • de la Harpe, B.
  • de Medeiros, K.
  • De Wolfe, Elsie
  • Decorating Is Fun! (Draper)
  • Decoration of Houses, The (Wharton and Codman)
  • Decoratively Speaking (Miller)
  • Deetz, S.
  • Delgado, R.
  • Demirbas, O. O.
  • Demirbilek, O.
  • Demirkan, H.
  • Denmark, Ministry of Culture
  • Department of Education (United States)
  • department stores
  • depth perception, loss of
  • Descartes, R.
  • design awards
  • design ethnography
  • “design for all,”
  • design press
  • design process
  • • communication with clients
    • computer-aided design (CAD)
    • conceptual phase
    • creativity
    • cultural context
    • evaluation and assessment of
    • graphic design
    • grassroots design
    • participatory design
    • person-centric design
    • portfolios
    • post-occupancy evaluation (POE)
    • preservation of historic buildings
    • prioritization of requirements
    • requests for proposals (RFPs)
    • universal design principles
• • Design Thinking for Interiors (Dohr and Portillo)
  • designers
  • • assessment of
    • cognitive strategies
    • creativity
    • history of
    • online communities
    • portfolio design
    • professional development
• • Desjardins, M.
  • desks
  • Devine-Wright, P.
  • Devlin, A. S.
  • Dick, B.
  • Dickinson, J. I.
  • Digital Dreams (Spiller)
  • digital morphing
  • Dilnot, C.
  • dining rooms
  • disability
  • • definition
    • hearing impairment
    • mobility issues
    • visual impairment
• • disciplinary society
  • Disney, W.
  • dissipative structures, definition
  • diversity
  • Diversity in Design: Perspectives from the Non-Western World (Jani)
  • Dixon, J. M.
  • Dixon, L.
  • Dobbins, K. W.
  • Dodge, T.
  • Dohr, J.
  • Dollinger, S. J.
  • Dollinger, S. M. C.
  • domestic interiors
  • • accessibility issues
    • and class values
    • and cultural values
    • and elderly people
    • and emotional connection
    • historic buildings
    • lighting
    • mirrors
    • post-occupancy evaluation (POE)
    • and power relationships
    • use of color
• • Dooley, K.
  • Dorst, K.
  • Douglas, M.
  • Douglas, T.
  • Dow, J. Wheeler
  • Dowdy, J. C.
  • Downing, M.
  • Doyle, M. R.
  • Drab, T.
  • Draper, D.
  • DreamWorks
  • drinking fountains, siting of
  • Driscoll, A.
  • D'Souza, N.
  • Ducheneaut, N.
  • Duckitt, J.
  • Duckworth, S.
  • Dudek, M. T.
  • Dudek, S. Z.
  • dynamic tectonics

• • Eagle, P.
  • Ebersole, P.
  • Edelber, H. K.
  • education
  • • and aesthetic theory
    • awards and qualifications
    • computer-aided design (CAD)
    • culture-based design
    • funding
    • history of
    • learning outcomes
    • learning theories
    • legislation
    • and the millennial generation
    • national and local standards
    • phenomenological approach
    • problem-based learning
    • project-based learning
    • scholarship of teaching and learning
    • in schools (K-12)
    • studio discussions
    • teacher training
• • Edwards, L.
  • Eicher, J. B.
  • Eisner, E. W.
  • Eklund, N. H.
  • El Nasser, H.
  • elderly people
  • • definition
    • independent living
• • Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA; 1965)
  • elementary education, United States
  • Elephante, C.
  • Elfenbein, H. A.
  • Eliade, M.
  • Elkins, D.
  • Elleh, N.
  • Elsbach, K. D.
  • Eltinge, J. L.
  • Ely, M.
  • Embryological House
  • emergency exits
  • emotions
  • • definition
    • Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
    • and “third places,”
• • Engholm, I.
  • English Heritage
  • English, J. F.
  • Enlightenment
  • environmental attributes, taxonomy of
  • environmental embodiment
  • epistemology
  • Epps, Mrs.
  • Epstein, K.
  • escapism
  • ESEA, see Elementary and Secondary Education Act
  • Essential Schools
  • Estep, H. L.
  • Eubank, W.
  • Evans, G.
  • Ewen, R.
  • Ewenstein, B.
  • Experiencing Architecture (Rasmussen)
  • extension programs
  • eye, physical structure of
  • Eyes of the Skin: Architecture and the Senses (Pallasmaa)

• • Family and Consumer Science curriculum
  • Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
  • family homes
  • Fänge, A.
  • fantasy
  • Farbstein, J.
  • Farsoun, S.
  • FCCLA, see Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
  • Feldstein, L. M.
  • feminist theory
  • feng shui
  • Fernando, N. A.
  • Ferry, L.
  • Field, A.
  • Figueiro, M.
  • film, see movies
  • Fineman, S.
  • Fink, F.
  • Fink, S.
  • Finlay, L.
  • Fiori, K.
  • Fischer, B. E. S.
  • Fisher, C.
  • Fisher, C. D.
  • Fisher, D.
  • Fitzsimmons, S. J.
  • Flagg, F.
  • Fleming, H.
  • Flischel, R.
  • flow, definition
  • Flynn, C. E.
  • Flynn, J. E.
  • Folds, Blobs + Boxes: Architecture in the Digital Era (exhibit, Rosa 2001)
  • Folkmann, M. N.
  • Follett, J.
  • food outlets
  • Foran, A.
  • Ford, H.
  • Ford, R. C.
  • Forlano, L.
  • Forrester, J. W.
  • Forsyth, D. R.
  • Foucault, M.
  • Fountain, M.
  • fountains (water features)
  • framework, definition
  • Frampton, K.
  • Francis, C.
  • Francis, M.
  • Frankham, N.
  • Franta, G.
  • Frantz, C.
  • Frazier, Raferty, Orr, and Fairbank
  • Frijda, N.
  • Frisvad, J. R.
  • Fuad-Luke, A.
  • Fuchs, R.
  • functionalism
  • furniture
  • • bedrooms
    • in historic buildings
    • kitchen cabinets and fittings
    • office furniture
    • in social spaces
• • Futurevisions

• • Gabb, B.
  • Gadamer, H.
  • Gaddis, B.
  • Gage, F. M.
  • Galle, P.
  • Galloway, L.
  • Gamez, J.
  • Ganoe, C.
  • Gapp, Paul
  • García Márquez, Gabriel
  • Gardner, H.
  • Gardner, W. L.
  • Gatter, L. S.
  • Gemser, G.
  • gender
  • Gero, J. S.
  • Gibson, J.
  • Gibson, K.
  • Giedion, S.
  • Gifford, J. A.
  • Gifford, R.
  • Gilmore, J. H.
  • Gilmore, T.
  • Gioia, D. A.
  • Giorgi, A.
  • Gisin, B.
  • Gitlin, L. N.
  • Glaser, B. G.
  • Glasser, W.
  • Glăveanu, V. P.
  • Glenn, P.
  • Glerup, H.
  • Glover, T. D.
  • Goffman, E.
  • Goldbard, A.
  • Goldberg, D.
  • Goldberger, N. R.
  • Goldblatt, H.
  • Goldsmith, J.
  • Goodman, J.
  • Google
  • Gooty, J.
  • Gordon, B.
  • Gordon, G.
  • Gosling, E.
  • Graabæk, H.
  • Gracia, E.
  • Graham, C.
  • Graham, S.
  • granny flats, definition
  • graphic design
  • Graumann, C. F.
  • Graves, A.
  • Graw, P.
  • Green Architecture Research Center (Xi'an)
  • Green, D.
  • Green, H.
  • Greene, J. C.
  • Greening, T.
  • Greeno, J. G.
  • Griffith, J.
  • Grimmer, A.
  • Groat, L.
  • grounded theory
  • Grown Up Digital (Tapscott)
  • Grusky, D. B.
  • Gryskiewicz, S.
  • Guardia, J.
  • Guba, E. G.
  • Guerin, D. A.
  • Guest, R. C.
  • Gulwadi, G. B.
  • Gupta, A.
  • Gupta, N.
  • Gustafson, P.
  • Gutkowski, J. M.
  • Guzowski, M.

• • Haar, S.
  • HABS, see Historic American Building Survey
  • Hackos, J. T.
  • Hadley, A.
  • Haley, W.
  • Hall, C.
  • Hall of Fame Award
  • Hall, W. B.
  • Hallett, M.
  • Hampton, K. N.
  • Hanisch, C.
  • Hanne, R.
  • happiness
  • Harbinson, D.
  • Hargreaves, J. A.
  • Harpe, B. de la, see de la Harpe, B.
  • Harries, K.
  • Harrington, A.
  • Harris, B.
  • Harris, C.
  • Harrison-Halstead neighborhood (Chicago)
  • Hart, C. W. M.
  • Harter, J. K.
  • Hartkopf, V.
  • Hartley, M.
  • Harwood, B.
  • Hasirci, D.
  • Hatcher, J. A.
  • Hathaway, W. E.
  • Hausa culture
  • Hausdorff, J. M.
  • Hausman, A.
  • Havenhand, L.
  • Havens, C.
  • Hawver, T.
  • Hayes, C. E.
  • Hayles, Katherine N.
  • Head, M.
  • Healey, M.
  • health
  • • aging
    • and daylight
    • mental health
    • mobility issues
    • office workers
    • sensory impairments
• • hearing impairment
  • heating systems
  • Hedge, A.
  • Heerwagen, D. R.
  • Heerwagen, J. H.
  • Hegel, G. W. F.
  • Heidegger, M.
  • Hein, K.
  • Hennessey, B. A.
  • Henriksen, J.
  • Henry Street Settlement (New York City)
  • heritage, see historic buildings
  • Herman, J.
  • hermeneutics
  • Heron, J.
  • Herrero, J.
  • Herrmann, N.
  • Heschong, L.
  • Hess, P. A.
  • Heumann, L. F.
  • Heylighen, A.
  • Hierarchy of Needs
  • Hierarchy of Purpose Model (HOP)
  • higher education extension programs
  • Hildebrandt, H. P.
  • Hill, G.
  • Hill, J. L.
  • Hill, R.
  • Hillier, B.
  • Himsel, A. J.
  • Hinds, J.
  • Hislop, D.
  • Historic American Building Survey (HABS)
  • historic buildings
  • • legal status of
• • history, methodology
  • Hitch, D.
  • Hofland, B. F.
  • Hogge, J. H.
  • Hohlbein, J.
  • Hokanson, B.
  • Holden, K.
  • Holden, P.
  • Holick, M. F.
  • Holl, S.
  • Holmes, C. A.
  • Holtzblatt, K.
  • homeless
  • Honey, P. L.
  • Höpfl, H.
  • Horan, T.
  • Hörisch, J.
  • Hornbrook, M. C.
  • Horrigan, J.
  • Hosey, L.
  • House, Form, and Culture (Rapoport)
  • housing, sustainable designs for
  • Howlett, O.
  • Huber, M. T.
  • Hughes, Thomas Parke
  • Huitt, W.
  • Hull House Settlement (Chicago)
  • Hull, R.
  • Hull, R. B.
  • Human Ecology Model (HEM)
  • humanistic psychology
  • Hume, D.
  • Humphrey, R. H.
  • Hunt, M.
  • Hunter, C.
  • Hussenot, A.
  • Husserl, E.
  • Hutchings, P.
  • Hutter, C. D.

• • I-House
  • IDEC, see Interior Design Educators Council
  • identity
  • • corporate identity
    • and gender
• • IDEO
  • IES, see Illuminating Engineering Society
  • IFI, see International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers
  • Igbo culture
  • Ihrke, M.
  • Illuminating Engineering Society (IES)
  • Image of the City, The (Lynch)
  • Imel, S.
  • independent living
  • Industries of the Blind (IOB)
  • inquiry-based learning
  • intelligent buildings
  • interdisciplinarity
  • interior design
  • • awards
    • community engagement projects
    • computer-aided design (CAD)
    • and cultural values
    • definition
    • design press
    • grassroots design
    • in historic buildings
    • history of
    • interdisciplinarity
    • key terms
    • practice-based research
    • regional styles
    • scholarship of teaching and learning
    • teaching methods, see education
    • theory–practice relationship
    • universal design principles
    • use of color
    • see also design process
• • Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC)
  • Interior Design Magazine
  • Interior Ecosystem Model
  • Interiors Handbook for Historic Buildings (Fisher et al.)
  • International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI)
  • Internet cafes, see wireless coffee shops
  • interviews
  • Introduction to Maurice Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Perception
  • Ishikawa, S.
  • Italian culture
  • Ito, M.
  • Iwarsson, S.

• • Jacobs, J.
  • Janda, K.
  • Jandl, W. H.
  • Jang, S.
  • Jang, Y.
  • Jani, V.
  • Janowitz, M.
  • Janz, B.
  • Japan
  • Jarmusch, A.
  • Jarrett, C.
  • Jeanneret, C.-É. (Le Corbusier)
  • Jette, A. M.
  • Jochum, A.
  • Johansson, U.
  • John Muir College
  • Johnson, P.-A.
  • Johnston, R.
  • Johnston, R. D.
  • Jones, F.
  • Joplin, A.
  • Jordan, C. M.
  • Jørgensen, M. B.
  • Junco, R.
  • Jung, J. W.
  • Jung, S.
  • Jungnickel, P. W.

• • K-12 education
  • Kahn, P. H., Jr.
  • Kakihara, M.
  • Kampman, E.
  • Kanski, J. J.
  • Kant, I.
  • Kantrowitz, M.
  • Kaplan, R.
  • Kaplan, S.
  • Kardon, R. H.
  • Karlsson, J.
  • Karlsson, L.
  • Kasard, J.
  • Kasof, J.
  • Kaufman, J. C.
  • Kaufman, N.
  • Kauppinen, M.
  • Kawachi, I.
  • Kawasaki, A.
  • Kecskes, K.
  • Keen, J.
  • Keep, J. P.
  • Kehayia, E.
  • Keller, K.
  • Kendall, L.
  • Kern, H.
  • Kerr's Department Store (Oklahoma City)
  • Kesteren, I. E. H. van, see Van Kesteren, I. E. H.
  • Khari, M.
  • Khazian, A. M.
  • Kierkegaard, S.
  • Kim, K. H.
  • Kim, S.
  • Kinayoglu, G.
  • Kinsella, K.
  • Kirkham, P.
  • kitchens
  • Klassen, F.
  • Kleusner, G.
  • Knecht, B.
  • knowledge, see epistemology
  • Knox, S.
  • Kobnithikulwong, S.
  • Koetter, F.
  • Kolding School of Design
  • Kolmos, A.
  • Koncelik, J. A.
  • Koon, S. G.
  • Kopec, D.
  • Korean culture
  • Krantz, J.
  • Krauchi, K.
  • Krause, N.
  • Kreitler, S.
  • Kroelinger, M.
  • Krogh, L.
  • Kucho, J.
  • Kuh, George D.
  • Kujala, S.
  • Kumar, N.
  • Kupritz, V. W.
  • Kushigan, H.
  • Kvale, S.
  • Kvan, T.
  • Kyndrup, M.

• • Lagueux, M.
  • Laing, P.
  • land, and identity
  • land-grant universities, extension programs
  • Landorf, C.
  • Lang, F. R.
  • Lang, J.
  • LaPlante, M. P.
  • Larkin, H.
  • Lauer, Q.
  • Lawrence, D.
  • Lawrence, M.
  • Lawrence, T. B.
  • Lawson, B.
  • Lawson, K.
  • Lawton, M. P.
  • Le Corbusier
  • Leach, W.
  • leadership styles
  • learned helplessness
  • • definition
• • learning environments
  • Learning from Las Vegas (Venturi and Brown)
  • learning outcomes
  • learning theories
  • Lee, H.
  • Lee, J.
  • Lee, R. T.
  • Lee, S.
  • Lee, V. S.
  • Leffingwell, W. H.
  • legal studies, methodology
  • Legge, G.
  • legislation
  • • accessibility
    • education
    • historic buildings
• • Lehtola, L.
  • Leonard-Barton, D.
  • Leonard, D.
  • Levins, K. E.
  • Lewis, A.
  • Lewy, A.
  • Liberman, J.
  • Libeskind, D.
  • Lichtman, S.
  • Lidwell, W.
  • Lieblich, A.
  • lifeworld, definition
  • • see also being-in-the-world
• • lighting
  • Liikkanen, L. A.
  • Likert scales
  • Lin, G. F.
  • Lin, Y. F.
  • Lincoln, Y. S.
  • Lindridge, A. M.
  • Lindzey, G.
  • Linstead, S.
  • Litwak, E.
  • Liu, Y. C.
  • Living Lab (research project)
  • Llewellyn, Mark
  • Locke, J.
  • Lockheed
  • Loftness, V.
  • Longino, C. F.
  • Longstreth, R.
  • Lorber, J.
  • Loversidge, R., Jr.
  • Low, D. R.
  • low-income housing
  • Low, S.
  • Low, S. M.
  • Lu, D.
  • Lucas, P.
  • Luckmann, T.
  • Luggen, A. S.
  • Lund, H.
  • Lundén, O.
  • Luthans, F.
  • Lynch, K.
  • Lynn, G.

• • Mabley, J.
  • Macarthur, J.
  • Mackinnon, D.
  • MacKinnon, D. W.
  • MacNeill, R.
  • macular degeneration
  • Mahdavi, A.
  • Mahdjoubi, D.
  • Maitlis, S.
  • Major, C. H.
  • Malnar, J. M.
  • Malpas, J. E.
  • management theory, and workplace design
  • Manen, M. van, see van Manen, M.
  • Maniccia, D.
  • Manzo, L.
  • Marchand, R.
  • Marcus, C. C., see Cooper Marcus, C.
  • Margolin, V.
  • Marian, K.
  • marketing
  • Márquez, Gabriel García, see García Márquez, Gabriel
  • Marsden, J.
  • Marsden, J. P.
  • Marsh, M.
  • Marshall-Baker, A.
  • Martin, C. S.
  • Martinez, M. L.
  • Martyniuk, O.
  • Marvin, S.
  • Maslow, A.
  • Mastrodicasa, J.
  • Mathematics of the Ideal Villa, The (Rowe)
  • Mauborgne, R.
  • May, D.
  • Mayer, F. S.
  • Mayo, E.
  • Mazrui, A.
  • McCann, R.
  • McCoy, M.
  • McDonough, W.
  • McKinney, K.
  • McLaughlin, F.
  • McLeod, M.
  • McMillan, D.
  • McNeill, T.
  • McQuarrie, F.
  • McTighe, J.
  • Meadows, D. H.
  • meaning-making
  • Meaning of Water, The (Strang)
  • Means-End Theory (MET)
  • Medeiros, K. de, see de Medeiros, K.
  • Meek, J.
  • Mehta, B. K.
  • Meneely, J.
  • mental health
  • Merleau-Ponty, M.
  • metaphysics
  • methodology
  • • action research
    • autophotography
    • case studies
    • cognitive mapping
    • computer-aided design (CAD)
    • Connectedness-to-Nature scale (CNT)
    • Consensual Assessment Technique (CAT)
    • content analysis
    • control of variables
    • data analysis
    • design ethnography
    • focus groups
    • grounded theory methods
    • image preference task
    • interviews
    • Likert scales
    • narrative inquiry
    • person-centric design
    • practice-based research
    • quantitative methods
    • questionnaires
    • site observation
    • validity
• • Meyer, H.
  • Michael, V.
  • middle-class
  • Mikels, J. A.
  • Mikkelsen, K.
  • Milfont, T. L.
  • millennial generation
  • Miller, A. M.
  • Miller, G.
  • Miller, M.
  • Milne, A. J.
  • Ministry of Culture (Denmark)
  • Mirror Room (Kerr's Department Store)
  • Misselhorn, C.
  • Missonier, S.
  • Mitchell, D. R.
  • Mitchell, T. C.
  • Mitgang, L.
  • Mitrovic, B.
  • Moan, J.
  • mobile technology
  • mobility issues
  • Modal Patterns for the Treatment of the Aged (MPTA)
  • modernism
  • Mokhtarian, P. L.
  • Møller, A. F.
  • Monaghan, P.
  • Montgomery, R.
  • Moody, H. R.
  • Mooney, R. L.
  • Moore, A. J.
  • Moore, C.
  • Moore, E. O.
  • Moore, H. L.
  • Moore, R.
  • Moore, R. J.
  • Moores, S.
  • Moran, D.
  • Morgan, G.
  • Morgan, J.
  • morphing (digital morphing)
  • Morrow, W.
  • Mortimer, J.
  • movies
  • Muffoletto, R.
  • Mumford, M. D.
  • Murphy, C. D.
  • Murphy, S. A.
  • Murphy, Steve
  • Murtagh, W.
  • museums
  • Musgrove, J.
  • mydriasis

• • NAACP, see National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
  • Nabet, B.
  • Nagel, E.
  • Nagel, T.
  • Nahemow, L.
  • Nakamura, J.
  • Nancarrow, B. E.
  • narrative inquiry
  • NASAFACS Housing and Interior Design Standards
  • National Alliance of Preservation Commissions
  • National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
  • National Association of State Administrators of Family and Consumer Sciences (NASAFACS)
  • National Career Clusters Framework
  • National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ)
  • National Eye Institute
  • National Landmark Designation
  • National Park Service (NPS)
  • National Trust for Historic Preservation (United States)
  • Native American culture
  • Nayyar, K.
  • NCIDIQ, see National Council for Interior Design Qualification
  • NCLB, see No Child Left Behind Act
  • Nelson, L. H.
  • net zero housing
  • Netsch, W.
  • New York City
  • New York State Federation of Home Bureaus Records
  • Newbrough, J. R.
  • Newell, P.
  • Newell, P. B.
  • Newman, O.
  • Newstrom, J.
  • Nicolis, G.
  • Nielson Online
  • Nieuwenhuijsen, E. R.
  • Nigerian culture
  • Nimon, S.
  • Nisbet, E. K.
  • Niu, W.
  • No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB; 2001)
  • Norberg-Schulz, C.
  • Noreika, J.
  • Norris-Baker, C.
  • Northwest Style
  • Norton, C.
  • Novitsky, D.
  • NPS, see National Park Service
  • NTP, see National Trust for Historic Preservation
  • Nussbaumer, L.

• • Oakwood Village Retirement Community (WI)
  • Obama, Barack
  • objectivity, critiques of
  • Oblinger, D.
  • Oblinger, J.
  • O'Brien, R.
  • observational studies
  • Office Management (Galloway)
  • offices, see workplaces
  • O'Hara, K.
  • Ojibwe culture
  • Okabe, D.
  • Okura, S.
  • Oldenburg, R.
  • Olgunturk, N.
  • Oliver, C.
  • Olson, J.
  • Olson, M.
  • On Architecture (Vitruvius)
  • One Hundred Years of Solitude (García Márquez)
  • online communities
  • online retailing
  • • see also virtual–physical continuum
• • Onwueguzie, A.
  • Orthel, B. D.
  • Ortner, S. B.
  • Ortony, A.
  • O'Sullivan, P.
  • Oswald, F.
  • Oswald, L. N.
  • outdoor spaces
  • Owen, C.
  • OWP/P Architects
  • Oygur, I.
  • Ozenfant, A.
  • Ozguc, B.
  • Ozkaya, I.
  • Ozturk, M. N.

• • Pable, J.
  • Palestinian homes
  • palimpsest approach, historic restoration
  • Pallasmaa, J.
  • Panero, J.
  • Panton, V.
  • Park, E.
  • Parker, S. K.
  • parlors
  • Parry, D. C.
  • Parsons, C. C.
  • Parsons, F. A.
  • participatory design
  • Passini, R.
  • Pattern Language, A (Alexander)
  • Patterson, M.
  • Patterson, M. E.
  • Patton, M. Q.
  • Payne-Tofte, E.
  • Pearce, C.
  • Pell, H. C.
  • Pennypacker, E.
  • Pequot culture
  • Percival, C. M.
  • Percival, J.
  • performance art, definition
  • Perkins Act (2006)
  • Perkins, D.
  • Perrin, J. L.
  • person-centric design
  • person–environment interaction models
  • personal learning environments (PLEs)
  • Personality of a House, The (Post)
  • Perttula, M.
  • Peter Fish Studios
  • Peterson, J. F.
  • Peterson, L. C.
  • Peterson, S. J.
  • Pevsner, N.
  • phanesthai, definition
  • Pheasant, S.
  • phenomenology
  • Phillipson, C.
  • philosophy
  • • see also phenomenology
• • physicality, definition
  • Pierson, J.
  • Pine, B. J.
  • Pinter, R. B.
  • Pinto, C.
  • Pisano, G. P.
  • place attachment, definition
  • place attributes, definition
  • place descriptions
  • Place Matters
  • Plater-Zyberk, E.
  • Pleitez, M.
  • PLEs, see personal learning environments
  • Plucker, J. A.
  • Plympton, P.
  • Poetics of Space, The (Bachelard)
  • Poldma, T.
  • politics
  • • and social justice
• • Polkinghorne, D. E.
  • Pollack, J. M.
  • Pond & Pond
  • Popper, K.
  • popular culture
  • portfolios
  • Portillo, M.
  • Post, E.
  • post-occupancy evaluation (POE)
  • postmodernism
  • Potter, J. D.
  • Potter, S.
  • Poulet, G.
  • Poutsen, R.
  • Powell, J. L.
  • power relationships
  • practice-based research
  • practitioners, see designers
  • Pratt, M. G.
  • Preservation Brief 18 (Jandl)
  • preservation techniques, historic buildings
  • Presier, W.
  • Pressman, A.
  • Preston, J.
  • Price, J.
  • Prigogine, I.
  • Principles of Scientific Management, The (Taylor)
  • priority, definition
  • privacy
  • problem-based learning
  • project-based learning
  • Pruitt Igoe (St. Louis)
  • public spaces
  • • cafés
    • emotional connections to
    • and exclusion
    • family homes
    • and gender
    • lighting
    • museums
    • online retailing
    • outdoor spaces
    • privacy issues
    • public interior plaza
    • retirement communities
    • seating arrangements
    • sense of community
    • technology and Internet access
    • “third places,”
    • water features
    • in the workplace
• • public transportation
  • Puddifoot, J. E.
  • Pultar, M.
  • PUSH (agency)
  • Putnam, R.
  • Putnam, R. D.

• • Quadagno, J.
  • Quality Function Deployment (QFD)
  • quality of life
  • quantitative methodology
  • questionnaires
  • Quick, J. C.
  • Quick, J. D.

• • Race, P.
  • Rafaeli, A.
  • Ragan, J. W.
  • Ragette, F.
  • Ramirez, R.
  • Rapoport, A.
  • Rash, C.
  • Rasmussen, S. E.
  • Rea, M. S.
  • Reason, P.
  • Rechie, N.
  • Redish, J. C.
  • regional design styles
  • Regnell, B.
  • Rehabilitation Living Lab (research project)
  • Reisner, Y.
  • religion, see metaphysics
  • Relph, E.
  • requests for proposals (RFPs)
  • Rescher, N.
  • research, definition
  • restrooms
  • retirement communities
  • Rey-Barreau, J.
  • Reynolds, T.
  • RFPs, see requests for proposals
  • Rickey, B.
  • Riley, R. B.
  • Rios, D. A.
  • Ritschel, T.
  • Rivlin, L.
  • Roberts, L. M.
  • Robertson, E. R.
  • Robsahm, R. E.
  • Rock, M.
  • Rocker, I. M.
  • Rog, D.
  • Rogers, S.
  • Rogoff, B.
  • Rohan, M. J.
  • Romagnoli, E.
  • Rosa, J.
  • Rose, G.
  • Rosenbaum, M.
  • Rosenfield, D.
  • Rosenthal, N.
  • Rowe, C.
  • Rowe, P.
  • Roy, R.
  • Rubin, H. J.
  • Rubin, I. R.
  • Rubinstein, R. L.
  • Rudner, S. M.
  • Runco, M. A.
  • Russell, D.
  • Rutledge, B.
  • Ruys, T.
  • Ryan, R. L.
  • Rylander, A.

• • sacred spaces
  • Sadler, E.
  • sadness
  • Safadi, S.
  • Sagun, A.
  • St. Ignatius Chapel (Seattle)
  • St. Matthew's Church (Los Angeles)
  • Saito, Y.
  • Salama, O.
  • Salamon, S.
  • Salny, S.
  • Saltmarsh, J.
  • Salvador, T.
  • Samanez-Larkin, G. R.
  • Sandberg, W. R.
  • Sandman, L.
  • Savin-Baden, M.
  • Sayers, J. G.
  • Sayrafi, M.
  • Sayre, R. M.
  • Scala, F.
  • Scarce, J.
  • Scarnechia, L.
  • Schank, R.
  • Scheidt, R. J.
  • schema, definition
  • Schiller, D.
  • Schnetzler, N.
  • scholarship of teaching and learning
  • Schon, D.
  • Schon, D. A.
  • School-to-Work Opportunities Act (STW; 1994)
  • schools
  • Schriver, C.
  • Schultz, P. W.
  • Schulz, H.
  • Schulze, G.
  • Schulze, J. W.
  • Schuster, H. G.
  • Schwartz, S.
  • Schwarz, B.
  • Schweiger, D. M.
  • scientific method, definition
  • Scientific Office Management (Leffingwell)
  • Scott Brown, D.
  • Scott, G.
  • Scott, G. M.
  • Scott, S.
  • Scottsboro (AL)
  • Scruton, R.
  • Seamon, D.
  • Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
  • seating
  • secondary education, United States
  • Seel, M.
  • Seidman, I.
  • self-actualization
  • Sense and Place: The Perspective of Experience (Tuan)
  • sense of community, definition
  • • see also social spaces
• • Sense of Purpose, A (narrative)
  • sensegiving, definition
  • Serlin, I.
  • settlement houses
  • Sewell, M.
  • Sezal, I.
  • Shafran, M.
  • Shapiro, L.
  • Shaw, D.
  • Shelter Project
  • Shepherd, G. M.
  • Sheppard, L.
  • Sherwell, T.
  • Shirazi, M. R.
  • SHPO, see State Historic Preservation Office
  • Siekpe, J.
  • Silverstein, M.
  • Simms, E. M.
  • Simon, H. A.
  • Simon, M.
  • Simonton, D. K.
  • Simpson, E.
  • Simpson, J. L.
  • Sims, W.
  • Sinclair, C.
  • single-pile plan type (housing)
  • Sipes, J.
  • site observation
  • Skilton, P.
  • Skinner, J.
  • Slattery, M. L.
  • smart buildings
  • Smith, R. K.
  • Smollan, R. K.
  • Snowdon, D.
  • Soames, K. N.
  • social capital
  • social class
  • Social Construction of Reality, The (Berger and Luckmann)
  • social dynamics, definition
  • social justice
  • social networks
  • Social-Physical Places Over Time Model (SPOT)
  • social services
  • social spaces
  • • cafés
    • emotional connections to
    • and exclusion
    • family homes
    • and gender
    • lighting
    • museums
    • online retailing
    • outdoor spaces
    • privacy issues
    • public interior plaza
    • retirement communities
    • seating arrangements
    • sense of community
    • technology and Internet access
    • “third places,”
    • water features
    • in the workplace
• • Sontag, M. S.
  • Soukup, C.
  • South African culture
  • Space, Text, and Gender (Moore)
  • Spain, D.
  • Sparke, P.
  • Sparks, P.
  • Speaks, M.
  • Spencer, T. J.
  • Spiller, N.
  • spirit of the times
  • Stanger, W. A.
  • Stappers, P. J.
  • STAR event (national competition)
  • Starr, R. H.
  • State Historic Preservation Office (United States)
  • Stead, N.
  • Steemers, K.
  • Steinbrenner, J.
  • Stellman, J. M.
  • Sternberg, E. M.
  • Sternberg, R. J.
  • Stevens, J.
  • Stevens, V. J.
  • Stipe, R.
  • Stone, A.
  • Stone, P. T.
  • Stories of Scottsboro (Goodman)
  • Story, M. F.
  • Story, P. A.
  • Strang, Veronica
  • Strange, J. M.
  • Strauss, A. L.
  • Strauss, K.
  • Strauss, S.
  • Street, D.
  • Strobel, R. W.
  • Sturm, S.
  • STW, see School-to-Work Opportunities Act
  • subjectivity
  • Successful Social Space Attribute Model (SSSAM)
  • Suddaby, R.
  • Suger, Abbot
  • Sugihara, S.
  • sunlight
  • sustainability
  • • definition
• • Suwa, M.
  • Svengren, L.
  • Swaine, B.
  • Swap, W. C.
  • Swazi culture
  • symbolism
  • Syme, G. J.

• • Tabanico, J. J.
  • Taiwanese culture
  • Tajfel, H.
  • Tapscott, D.
  • Tartaglia, S.
  • Tarule, J. M.
  • Tate, S.
  • Taylor, F. W.
  • teacher training
  • teaching methods, see education
  • Teague, M.
  • team work
  • Tenner, A. D.
  • Terkel, S.
  • Terman, J.
  • Terman, M.
  • Tetlow, K.
  • Tew, S.
  • texture
  • Thai culture
  • Thelin, T.
  • theory
  • • context models
    • creative ecology model
    • definition
    • feminist theory
    • grounded theory
    • Hierarchy of Needs
    • humanistic psychology
    • leadership theory
    • learning theories
    • Map of Phenomenology
    • Means-End Theory (MET)
    • Modal Patterns for the Treatment of the Aged (MPTA)
    • person-centric design
    • person–environment interaction models
    • third places
    • virtual–physical continuum
• • theory–practice relationship
  • • see also scholarship of teaching and learning
• • Thiis-Evensen, T.
  • third places
  • • definition
• • Thomas, M.
  • Thompson, G. W.
  • Thompson, J. A. A.
  • Thorncrown Chapel (AR)
  • Thoutenhoofd, E.
  • Tiemann, T. K.
  • Tietgen Dormitory (Copenhagen)
  • Tilly and Henry Dreyfuss Associates
  • Tintner, R.
  • Tkaczyk, C.
  • Tofle, R.
  • Tonello, G.
  • Toombs, S. K.
  • Torcellini, P.
  • Toy, E. C.
  • Tracy, S. J.
  • Tretli, S.
  • Truex, Van Day
  • Tuan, Yi-fu
  • Tucker, L.
  • Tucker, L. M.
  • Turkkan, E. E.
  • Turkle, S.
  • Turner, J. C.
  • Turpin, J. C.
  • Tuval-Mashiach, R.
  • Tversky, B.
  • Twombly, R.

• • UbD, see understanding by design theory
  • Ulrich, R. S.
  • Underhill, P.
  • understanding by design theory (UbD)
  • Unger, D. G.
  • United States
  • • accessibility legislation
    • community-building
    • higher education extension programs
    • historic buildings
    • K-12 education
    • values
• • universal design principles
  • universities
  • • extension programs
    • and the millennial generation
    • relationship with local communities
    • social spaces
• • University of Florida
  • University of Illinois
  • upper-class values
  • US Census Bureau, see Census Bureau (United States)
  • US Department of Education, see Department of Education (United States)
  • US State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), see State Historic Preservation Office (United States)
  • User Analysis Questionnaire

• • Vaikla-Poldma, T.
  • Valens Senior Living
  • Valente, J.
  • Valera, S.
  • validity, research methods
  • Value Oriented Prioritization process
  • values
  • • consumer values
    • corporate identity
    • cross-cultural studies
    • and cultural identity
    • and emotional connection
    • person-centric design
    • power relationships
    • settlement houses
    • social class
    • treatment of the aged
• • van Bommel, W. J. M.
  • van den Beld, G. J.
  • Van Deventer, J. H.
  • Van Kesteren, I. E. H.
  • van Manen, M.
  • Van Meel, J.
  • Van Rensselaer, M.
  • variables, control of
  • Varney, C.
  • Vaux, D.
  • Veitch, J. A.
  • Veitch, R.
  • Velkoff, V. A.
  • Venturi, R.
  • Verbeek, P.
  • Verbrugge, L. M.
  • Verderber, R.
  • Verganti, R.
  • versioning
  • • see also computer-aided design (CAD)
• • Vial, Stéphane
  • Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Vilnai-Yavetz, I.
  • Vincent, G. K.
  • Vinz, R.
  • virtual–physical continuum
  • • see also online retailing
• • virtuality, definition
  • Vischer, J.
  • Visiona II (exhibition project, 1970)
  • Visser, Willemien
  • visual art, definition
  • visual impairment
  • Vitruvius
  • Vodvarka, F.
  • voice-situated studio learning
  • Vorkinn, M.
  • Vos, P.
  • Vredevoogd, J. D.

• • Wagner, S.
  • Wahl, H.-W.
  • Wakeford, K.
  • Walsh, V.
  • Walumbwa, F.
  • Wandersman, A.
  • Wang, D.
  • Wang, N.
  • Wang, S.
  • Wartenberg, T. E.
  • Watchorn, V.
  • water features
  • Waxman, L.
  • wayfinding cues
  • Wazen, J. J.
  • Weaver, C. D.
  • Wedner, D.
  • Wehr, T.
  • Weigand, J.
  • Weimer, M.
  • Weis, H. M.
  • Weisman, G.
  • Weisman, L. K.
  • welfare services
  • Welsh Government Historic Environment Service (Cadw)
  • Wencel, E.
  • Werner, C. M.
  • Wernsing, T. S.
  • West African culture
  • West, C.
  • Westwood, R.
  • Wharton, E.
  • What Things Do (Verbeek)
  • Wheatley, M. J.
  • Wheeler, J., see Dow, J. Wheeler
  • White, A. C.
  • Whitehead, M.
  • Whitmarsh, L.
  • Whittaker, S.
  • WHO, see World Health Organization
  • Whyte, J. K.
  • Whyte, W.
  • Wiegers, K.
  • Wiggins, G.
  • Wijnberg, N. M.
  • Williams, D.
  • Williams, D. R.
  • Williams, J.
  • Williams, J. H.
  • Williams, M.
  • Wilson, S. M.
  • Windley, P. G.
  • Wingfield, D. J.
  • Winslow, G.
  • wireless coffee shops
  • Wirz-Justice, A.
  • Wixon, D.
  • Wohlin, C.
  • Wohlwill, J. F.
  • Wolcott, H. F.
  • Wolfe, Elsie de, see De Wolfe, Elsie
  • Wolfflin, H.
  • women
  • • design preferences
    • as designers
• • Wong, L. A.
  • Wood, G.
  • Wooley, E. M.
  • Wooton Desk
  • workplaces
  • • and corporate culture
    • creativity
    • emotional connections to
    • lighting
    • office furniture
    • and power relationships
    • symbolic artifacts
    • Taylorization of
    • team work
• • World 3 knowledge
  • World Health Organization (WHO)
  • Would-Be Worlds (Casti)
  • Wright, L.
  • Wright, R. L.
  • Wright, T. A.
  • Wurtman, R. J.
  • Wyatt, J. K.

• • Yahner, T.
  • Yang, B.-E.
  • yaodong (cave dwellings)
  • Ybor City (CA)
  • Yoon, P.
  • Yoruba culture
  • Yukl, G. A.
  • Yunyan, J.

• • Zaff, J.
  • Zeisel, J.
  • zeitgeist (spirit of the times)
  • Zelenski, J. M.
  • Zelnik, M.
  • Zhu, Y.
  • Zilber, T.
  • Ziller, R. C.
  • Zimmerman, D.
  • Zlotkowski, E.
  • Zulu culture
  • Zumthor, P.
  • Zwerman, W.