Terri Peters

Assistant Professor

University of Toronto

Canada

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Terri Peters is an Assistant Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada. Her research areas include housing sufficiency, post-occupancy evaluation, and biophilic design, focusing on their impacts on health and well-being. Recent articles published by Dr. Peters explore topics such as indoor air quality in homes, adaptable spaces in apartment housing, and design strategies for long-term care environments.

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Marianne Touchie

University of Toronto

CANADA

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Matan Mayer

Assistant Professor

IE University

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Articles (10)

Ten questions concerning housing sufficiency

Staff Experiences of Building Design in a Canadian Long-Term Care Home in the Context of Interinstitutional Relocation: An Interpretive Description Study

The POE paradigm in architecture: practices and perspectives of Canadian practitioners

An exploration of post-occupancy evaluation in Canada: origins, milestones and next steps

Evaluating Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Devices for Healthy Homes

Concepts of performance in post-occupancy evaluation post-probe: a literature review

Balconies as adaptable spaces in apartment housing

Biophilic Design Strategies in Long-Term Residential Care Environments for Persons with Dementia

How our homes impact our health: using a COVID-19 informed approach to examine urban apartment housing

Biophilic Design for Restorative University Learning Environments: A Critical Review of Literature and Design Recommendations

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Marianne Touchie

Matan Mayer

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