Architecture - IME Video Library

Category: Architecture

Date		Presentation
02/21/2008		How Neighborhood Design and Recreation Environment Variables Affect Physical Activity in Adolescents J. Sallis
		The Role of the Built Environment in Obesity Prevention J. Sallis
05/23/2007		Past, Present and Future of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Campus A. Fish View description Alan Fish, associate vice chancellor for Facilities Planning and Management at the University of Wisconsin–Madison speaks on the Campus Master Plan at the Health Sciences Learning Center on May 23, 2007.
02/06/2007		Exploring Health and Place from a Designing and Planning Perspective S. Dennis View description Samuel Dennis, Jr., PhD, RLA, ASLA is both a geographer and a licensed landscape architect whose research and practice focuses on the relationship between the built environment and quality of life. In this presentation he will discuss recent interdisciplinary research focused on health and place at the neighborhood scale.
02/02/2007		Applying a User Centered Quality Model to Healthcare Environments M. O'Neil View description Michael O'Neil, PhD, addresses the importance of a "user-centered" approach to design and management of healthcare environments. Users include patients, visitors and staff. This presentation asserts that assessment of healthcare facility quality must go beyond existing (important) measures of patient health outcomes, and include the impact of design of space on the quality of the user experience. A Six-Sigma based approach to implementing user-centered quality measures is then discussed. O'Neil's current research on Cancer Treatment Centers will also be briefly addressed.
09/22/2006		Can Environmental Design Be Therapeutic for Older Adults? M. Hunt View description Michael Hunt spoke on "Can Environmental Design Be Therapeutic for Older Adults?" at the 2006 Littlefield Leadership Lecture series at the Health Sciences Learning Center on September 22nd.