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January 01 2015
Multi-Sensory Design as a Health Resource: Customizable, Individualized, and Stress-Regulating Spaces
Ute Ziegler
Ute Ziegler
Ute Ziegler holds a Magistra Artium in Art History. She is a curator and an art critic. In the 1990s, she managed an architecture office and a furniture company in Berlin. Currently, she conducts research in design, theory and practice: research through design. Since 2011, Ute has been working on her PhD Thesis, Multisensorisches Design als Gesundheitsressource – Individualisierbare und Stressregulierende Räume Ein systemischer Designansatz, der Design mit Medizin und Neurowissenschaften verbindet. As a reseacher at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Switzerland, her interests include design and medicine, design and health, system theory, and participatory processes.
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Ute Ziegler
Ute Ziegler holds a Magistra Artium in Art History. She is a curator and an art critic. In the 1990s, she managed an architecture office and a furniture company in Berlin. Currently, she conducts research in design, theory and practice: research through design. Since 2011, Ute has been working on her PhD Thesis, Multisensorisches Design als Gesundheitsressource – Individualisierbare und Stressregulierende Räume Ein systemischer Designansatz, der Design mit Medizin und Neurowissenschaften verbindet. As a reseacher at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Switzerland, her interests include design and medicine, design and health, system theory, and participatory processes.
Online Issn: 1531-4790
Print Issn: 0747-9360
© 2015 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2015
Design Issues (2015) 31 (1): 53–62.
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Ute Ziegler; Multi-Sensory Design as a Health Resource: Customizable, Individualized, and Stress-Regulating Spaces. Design Issues 2015; 31 (1): 53–62. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/DESI_a_00309
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