Here’s a look at what we’ve been reading this month. It’s a snapshot of books, articles and podcasts that have caught our attention this month – from the history of asylum design to tips for fostering community engagement – we’re taking it all in.
To Reduce Hospital Noise, Researchers Create Alarms That Whistle and Sing
Who’s afraid of the pedestrian mall?
Design for People, Use People Language
Tips for Fostering Community Engagement
A Total Mockery: Pat Falco Returns with a Message and a Three-Decker
Watch: In a quest for more precise cancer care, hospitals invest in new tools — and new training, too
London Is Changing Its Skyscraper Designs—to Favor Cyclists
New approach suggests path to emissions-free cement
Dutch ‘silly walks’ crossing is a hit
What’s Really Warming the World?
The Kirkbride Plan – 99% Invisible
The Key To Raising Brilliant Kids? Play A Game
What are you reading? Share your links with us here in the comments or online via Twitter (@PAYETTEpeople).
“You have to do a really good job to do what society needs. That’s something that is worth it.”
Payette’s Jim Collins reflects on the importance of architecture in creating spaces for future generations to enjoy.
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