Indoor environment perception of people with autism spectrum condition: A scoping review

Zaniboni, Luca; Toftum, Jørn

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110545

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“…People who are hypersensitive to sound should be on the upper floors of workplaces and people with hearing impairment on the lower floors, with the floors acting as a sound buffer. Sound amplification systems, personal active noise reduction devices or active sound amplification devices can also be used, as well as room amplification systems [8].…”

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Architecture for Autism: Therapeutic and Educational Centre for Children in Zamość, Poland

Martyka,

Małek

2024

JCEEA

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This article addresses the issue of therapeutic and educational centres for children with autism. Autism, which affects perception and behaviour, requires specialised care, of which the built environment is crucial. This article presents the concept of a centre that meets the individual needs of children with autism, promoting a safe and welcoming environment for their development. Particular emphasis is placed on spatial aspects that facilitate social interaction and tranquillity. The paper is based on research in the literature and analysis of the collected information, offering new insights into the design of educational spaces for children with autism.

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confidence: 99%

“…Therapeutic and educational centres for children with autism are becoming an increasingly important investment in view of the increasing incidence of autism. Adequate therapy and education are crucial to ensure decent living conditions [8].…”

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