Main navigation
- Programs
- Subjects
- Universities
- Destinations
- Advice
The M.S. in Human Environment Relations is founded on these core principles: Creating the knowledge foundation for planning, designing, and managing physical spaces demands rigorous, evidence-based research. Environmental design directly influences both personal and organizational behaviors. Space users vary widely, each with unique requirements. Personal factors like gender, life stage, family dynamics, and professional roles shape our spatial needs. Similarly, organizational aspects including culture, objectives, and framework influence building design and utilization. Effective environmental planning must account for all stakeholders, from property owners and administrators to employees, residents, patients, and learners. Grasping human and organizational requirements is equally vital as comprehending financial, technical, and visual considerations in environmental planning. The methodologies behind space creation carry equal weight to the final physical designs.
Design Technology Innovations examines how cutting-edge tools – spanning virtual/augmented reality to robotic architecture – can enhance our ability to craft inspiring spaces that elevate human performance and quality of life.