Architecting Human Behaviour

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Architecting human behaviour
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Architecting human behaviour

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Amsterdam Library

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Beautiful Atrium

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Downstairs cafe

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Big, shopping mall like escalators

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Signposting everywhere

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Intimate spaces

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Full of people in contemplative reading

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Upstairs restaurant

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Juice bar, pizza bar and stir-fry bar

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An amazing public space

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By stark comparison

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Hulme crescents

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A place only a mugger could love

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Winchester Mystery House

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Unplanned development

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Seattle library

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The book spiral

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The elevator

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Aquatic realm

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Amazing graphics

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Interactive experiences

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Rainforest discovery

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Retail design

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Supermarket planning

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Customer flow

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The sweet smell of success

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Whole Food Market

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Apple store

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Planograms

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Planograms

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Planograms

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Planograms

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Vegas baby, yeah!

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Evil navigation

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User focused and highly optimised

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Architecture guides behaviour

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Whether conciously or not

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Experiences need to planned

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A computer qual ifies as a persuasive

technology only when those who create,

distribute, or adopt the technology do so with

an intent to affect human attitudes or behaviors

B.J. Fogg

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When I am working on a problem I never think

about beauty. I only think about how to solve

the problem. But when I have finished, if the

solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong

Buckminster Fuller