CALL FOR EVIDENCE: Inquiry into the relationship between design & behaviour
The Design Commission have launched a Call for Evidence for their newest inquiry into the relationship between behaviour and the built environment.
They invite all interested parties to submit their views on
the questions below. The questions are divided into general and more specific questions. The Commission welcomes evidence from individuals and
on behalf of organisations,
and will accept
evidence in a variety of formats (eg. Audio/visual submissions, or data
analysis in support of written answers). The deadline for submissions
is Friday 3rd July 2015. The
inquiry will also
be holding roundtable
evidence sessions in the
Autumn Term, and may invite submitters to give
evidence to the Inquiry Co-chairs in person.
- Does the built environment affect the behaviour of individuals or communities?
Is there evidence to suggest that it does or does not?
If yes, in what ways? - Are there examples of changes in behaviour on the part of people in the UK in relation to any aspect of the built environment? What examples should the Inquiry look at, both positive and negative?
- Are there examples where people have changed their behaviour as the result of some aspect of the built environment?
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