C.1 User involvement and Co-design

C.1.1 How architects and clients integrate user perspectives in cancer care facility design

Pleuntje Jellema | Margo Annemans | Ann Heylighen

C.1.2 Health promotion and the built environment - views from Swedish care organisations

Elke Miedema | Göran Lindahl | Marie Elf

C.1.3 Through the eyes of nurses: user-focused design approach in non-clinical areas of a public hospital

Supuck Prugsiganont | Per Anker Jensen | Annette Krath Poulsen

C.1.4 Evaluating aesthetics in ten care environments in Japan and Europe: A Q methodological study

Freja Ståhlberg-Aalto

C.2 Activating hospital public spaces

C.2.1 Reactivating Hospital, Active patients through special design

Femke Feenstra

C.2.2 Activating patients in healthcare buildings: Lessons learned from the urban scale

Margo Annemans | Delfien Van Dyck | Ann Heylighen

C.2.3 Interdisciplinary approach to evaluate environmental users’ perceived restoration in hospital public spaces

Nicoletta Setola | Elena Bellini | Elizabeth Marcheschi

C.2.4 Architecture of special care units for patients with dementia in acute care hospitals

Julia Kirch | Gesine Marquardt

C.3 Inclusive Neighbourhoods

C.3.1 Housing design in an aging urban context

Ira Verma

C.3.2 A Case Study on the Living Environment for Elderly People with Dementia based on Human Environmental Behavior Theory

Shuang Yan | Motoya Hayashi | Yuka Hanawa | Yoshinori Honma | Genku Kayo | Nobue Suzuki | Yukari Tsukata | Kenichi Kobayashi

C.3.3 Housing and service structure concepts for areas with decreasing and ageing population

Jonna Taegen | Ira Verma

C.3.4 Elderly homes: anthropological research methods to active an architecture for the elderly

Birgit Jürgenhake