Preface; Introduction; Chapter 1 Environmental Measurement; Multiple Sorting Landscape Evaluation Paradigms Visual Representation Visual Cues Categorizing Visual Cues Recognition of Building Types Attributes of Residential Environments Characterizing Historic Architecture Photo Interviewing; Chapter 2 Imageability; Contextual Infill Residential Context Best Fit Slide Rule Environmental Character Visual Appraisal Approach Road Planting Signscape Streescape Graphics Streetscape Workshop; Chapter 3 Environmental Mapping; Cognitive Mapping Direct Observation Observing Library Visitors Mapping Schools Observing Children's Activities Mapping Children's Activities Tracking Documentary Techniques Photo Streetscapes Transforming Street Scenes Photographically Studying Behaviour Stereoscopic Photography Sonic Mapping; Chapter 4 Visual Notation; Encoding Motation Recording Highway Sequences Townscape Awareness Walks Translation RSVP Cycles Proxemic Behaviour Wayfinding and Notation; Chapter 5 Environmental Simulation; Spaces that connect Simulation Booth Simulation Models Full-scale Modelworkshop Lund Simulator Computer Simulation Computerized User Flow Patterns Virtual Environmental Display Simulation in Context Simulation Games for Information Collection Housing Layout Game; Chapter 6 Planning and Design; Goal Setting in Design Knowledge of Emerging Environmental Preservation Strategies (KEEPS) Space Planning Housing Trade-offs Goal Setting in Education Campsite Design Morphological Method: Continuing Care Center Planning Ballot Housing Assembly Kit Community Library Working Together Design Telethon; References; Index.

This title deals with a wide range of issues and techniques relating to our understanding of the relationship between people and their physical surroundings. It presents and analyzes visual research and planning methods, including environmental measurement, and imageability