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This book developed from the workshop, "Design for Communality and Privacy," convened by Aristide H. Esser at the 6th Annual Con- ference of the Environmental Design Research Association in Lawrence, Kansas, April 1975. Since the late sixties, groups of behavior scientists and designers have been trying to engage in a common effort to improve our built environment. Thus, when in the 1974 meeting of the American Psychological Association such concepts as territoriality, privacy, personal space and crowding were discussed,1 the logical next step appeared to be translation of behavioral find- ings into design recommendations. Most of the EDRA-6 workshop papers addressed these issues from a viewpoint potentially useful to designers, and these are included in the book. Subsequently, however, some papers were specially written for this collection to provide mqre balance in the range of topics. When a publisher was found, Barrie B. Greenbie joined as Editor to cover design issues. We thank all contributors for their efforts which made this book possible. Special thanks go to Alton J.
DeLong'and his secre- taries, Debbie Goldsmith and Tina Breegle, as well as Loretta Kaufman, who typed the manuscript. We are grateful for the assis- tance and patience of Seymour Weingarten, Editor, and Stephen Dyer, Senior Production Editor, at Plenum Press. Aristide H. Esser Barrie B. Greenbie IGary W. Evans and Daniel L. Stokols (Eds. ), Special Issue on Privacy, Territoriality, Personal Space and Crowding, Environment and Behavior, Vol. 8, NO. 1, March 1976.
Contents
Section 1: General.- Introductory Notes.- Designed communality: A synergic context for community and privacy..- Privacy, community and activity space: A relational exploration..- Section 2: Crowding.- Introductory Notes.- Strategies for the investigation of crowding..- Perception of residential crowding, classroom experiences, and student health..- The effect of crowding in urban families..- The social experiences of neighborhood density and apartment density (or crowding) in Queens, New York City..- Section 3: Micro-Ecology.- Introductory Notes.- Dynamic space: Proxemic research and the design of supportive environments..- Context, structures and relationships..- Privacy regulation in public bathrooms: Verbal and nonverbal behaviour..- Section 4: Residential Design.- Introductory Notes.- Dimensions of social life style in multiple dwelling housing..- Determinants of housing preference in a small town..- Section 5: Urban Scale Design.- Introductory Notes.- The social ecology of the museum learning environment: Implications for environmental design and management..- Social privacy in the community of diversity..- Contributors.- Author Index.
