Ergonomics of the Built Environment: Principles and Architectural Design Methodology

This book offers an in-depth exploration of the ergonomics of the built environment as a holistic, user-centered, and practice-oriented discipline that integrates human factors into architectural and urban design. It examines how the physical, cognitive, and organizational dimensions of human behavior shape spaces that foster comfort, efficiency, and well-being. Introducing the core theoretical foundations of ergonomics and human factors, the book underscores the importance of user particip...