Posts tagged Eva Bianchi
Quantifying Access to Nature from Indoors
Quantifying Access to Nature from Indoors

We are developing a novel tool adapted from prior work to quantify indoor nature dose using ray casting in 3D models of buildings. This tool is being used to explore how much and what kind of access to nature indoors best supports multiple occupant wellbeing outcomes.

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Biophilic Design, OngoingEva BianchiBillington Lab, Building for Wellbeing, Nature View Potential, Human-Building Interaction, Sarah Billington, Eva Bianchi, Quantitative analysis
Trauma-Informed Design
Trauma-Informed Design

Permanent supportive housing (PSH) is a type of housing designed to house and support formerly unhoused or low-income individuals. We are assessing the impact of built features, particularly features that promote greater connection to nature, on the stress and sense of belonging of PSH residents.

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Affordable Housing, Biophilic Design, OngoingEva BianchiBillington Lab, Building for Wellbeing, Human-Building Interaction, Trauma-informed Design, Sarah Billington, Eva Bianchi, Maria Correa, Johannes Eichstaedt