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The area of situated or embodied cognition theory in psychology makes a provocative claim, but one that interior and architectural design practitioners have…

Readers of reports, case studies and other posts at Design Resources for Homelessness will quickly see evidence of its human-centric orientation. The logic of…

A brief article by Dhruv Khullar, M.D., M.P.P., physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School was released today by the New…

Research is continuing to strengthen the case that the quality of our built environments plays a critically important role in our overall physical,…

This week I traveled to Los Angeles to participate in the Putting Care at the Center conference held by the National Center for…

I'm just back from the Florida Institute on Homelessness and Supportive Housing's annual conference in Orlando, Florida this week. It's a unique opportunity…

In my travels visiting housing and facilities of many kinds, the similarities between people experiencing homelessness and those are not in such a…

And so begins the Design Resources for Homelessness blog, an extension of the DRH website. I am Jill Pable, project lead for DRH…