Evidence dating back a century shows that humans are sensitive to and exhibit a preference
for visual curvature. This effect has been observed in different age groups, human cultures …

People spend considerable time within built environments. In this study, we tested two
hypotheses about the relationship between people and built environments. First, aesthetic …

There is a growing interest in the passenger experience at the airport. Particularly, the
relevance of passenger satisfaction has been emphasized. However, although different …

As the airport retail industry continues to grow due to increasing travel demands, airport
operators are increasingly developing their retail revenue potential to ensure financial …

Environmental psychologists have established multiple psychological benefits of interaction
with natural, compared to urban, environments on emotion, cognition, and attention. Yet …

Consumers have the power to contribute to creating a more sustainable future by
subscribing to green electricity tariffs. In order to reach consumers 'beyond the eco-niche' …

Recent studies have shown that architectural interior forms could impact the affective state of
inhabitants. However, the direct relation of specific forms with specific affective states is …

International airports have been notable spaces due to their reinforced roles and the
increase in the number of users. Nevertheless, there are not many studies on the …

A preference for smooth curvature, as opposed to angularity, is a well-established finding for
lines, two-dimensional shapes, and complex objects, but little is known about individual …

More than a mere transport facility, airports serve as a multifunctional space for social
interactions and individual/personal experiences that break geographical boundaries and …