Exposure to urban greenspaces promotes an array of mental health benefits. Understanding
these benefits is of paramount importance, particularly in low-and middle-income countries …

There is growing recognition of the importance of the design of the built environment in
supporting mental health. In this context, trauma-informed design has emerged as a new …

Here we investigate whether perceived biodiversity is linked to emotional wellbeing, taking
into account the individual level of connection to nature, and whether such relationship is …

Natural environments are associated with positive health and well-being. However, little is
known about the influence of environmental qualities on well-being and the mechanisms …

Several prior single-location case studies have found that the sensescape of a natural
environment contributes to visitors' attention restoration. This study tests the effects of a …

Introduction: Green spaces support people mentally in their everyday life. Perceived
restorativeness and Perceived Sensory Dimension (PSD) have been addressed as optimal …

Globally, the rapid construction of apartments has ignited concerns about the quality and
amenity of new housing, and the impact of poor design on residents. In Australia, different …

The interactive role of the ecological, architectural, biophilic, and sensory qualities of
outdoor and indoor spaces in the restorative experiences of urban inhabitants is little known …

Population growth and urbanisation are contributing to the densification of cities globally,
including a proliferation of apartment developments. While many developments include …

The encroachment of urban expansion upon existing greenspace has become a pressing
issue (Chan & Vu, 2017). Research suggested an association between prolonged exposure …