People-environment studies, originating from environmental psychology (Lewin, Barker, Brunswik), have always tried to close the “mind gaps” between natural sciences, engineering, arts, and social sciences by an epistemological approach that encompasses denotations (objects and techniques) as well as connotations (subjective social, cultural meanings). Place, Country Year Conference Theme Dalandhui, UK 1969 AP1 Architectural Psychology Kingston, UK 1970 AP2 Architectural Psychology Lund, Sweden 1973 AP3 Architectural Psychology Surrey, UK 1973 AP4 Psychology and the Built Environment Sheffield, UK 1975 AP5 Architectural Psychology Strasbourg, France 1976 AP6 Space Appropriation Louvain La Neuve, Belgium 1979 IAPC 7 Conflicting Experiences of Space Surrey, UK 1979 IAPC 7 Conflict and Narcissism Barcelona, Spain 1982 IAPS 7 Home-Environment. Man-Environment: Qualitative Aspects Berlin, Germany 1984 IAPS 8 Perspectives on Environment and Action Haifa, Israel 1986 IAPS 9 Environments in Transition Delft, Netherlands 1988 IAPS 10 Looking Back to the Future Ankara, Turkey 1990 IAPS 11 Culture-Space-History Halkidiki, Greece 1992 IAPS 12 Socio-environmental Metamorphoses Manchester, UK 1994 IAPS 13 The Urban Experiences Stockholm, Sweden 1996 IAPS 14 Evolving Environmental Ideals – Ways of Life, Values, Design Practices Eindhoven, Netherlands 1998 IAPS 15 Shifting Balances – Changing Roles In Policy, Research and Design Paris, France 2000 IAPS 16 Metropolis: Cities, Social Life and Sustainable Development A Coruña, Spain 2002 IAPS 17 Culture, Quality of Life and Globalization - Problems and Challenges for the New Millennium Vienna, Austria 2004 IAPS 18 Evaluation in Progress – Strategies for Environmental Research and Implementation Alexandria, Egypt 2006 IAPS 19 Environment, Health and Sustainable Development Rome, Italy 2008 IAPS 20 Urban diversities, Biosphere and Well-being Leipzig, Germany 2010 IAPS 21 Vulnerability, Risk and Complexity: Impacts of global Change on Human Habitats Glasgow, UK 2012 IAPS 22 Human experience in the natural and built environment: implications for research, policy and practice Timisoara , Romania 2014 IAPS 23 Transitions to sustainable societies: Designing research and policies for changing lifestyles and communities Lund, Sweden 2016 IAPS 24 The human being at home, work and leisure. Sustainable use and development of indoor and outdoor spaces in late modern everyday life
People-environment studies, originating from environmental psychology (Lewin, Barker, Brunswik), have always tried to close the "mind gaps" between natural sciences, engineering, arts, and social sciences by an epistemological approach that encompasses denotations (objects and techniques) as well as connotations (subjective social, cultural meanings). Place, Country Year Conference Theme Dalandhui, UK 1969 AP1 Architectural Psychology Kingston, UK 1970 AP2 Architectural Psychology Lund, Sweden 1973 AP3 Architectural Psychology Surrey, UK 1973 AP4 Psychology and the Built Environment Sheffield, UK 1975 AP5 Architectural Psychology Strasbourg, France 1976 AP6 Space Appropriation Louvain La Neuve, Belgium 1979 IAPC 7 Conflicting Experiences of Space Surrey, UK 1979 IAPC 7 Conflict and Narcissism Barcelona, Spain 1982 IAPS 7 Home-Environment. Man-Environment: Qualitative Aspects Berlin, Germany 1984 IAPS 8 Perspectives on Environment and Action Haifa, Israel 1986 IAPS 9 Environments in Transition Delft, Netherlands 1988 IAPS 10 Looking Back to the Future Ankara, Turkey 1990 IAPS 11 Culture-Space-History Halkidiki, Greece 1992 IAPS 12 Socio-environmental Metamorphoses Manchester, UK 1994 IAPS 13 The Urban Experiences Stockholm, Sweden 1996 IAPS 14 Evolving Environmental Ideals – Ways of Life, Values, Design Practices Eindhoven, Netherlands 1998 IAPS 15 Shifting Balances – Changing Roles In Policy, Research and Design Paris, France 2000 IAPS 16 Metropolis: Cities, Social Life and Sustainable Development A Coruña, Spain 2002 IAPS 17 Culture, Quality of Life and Globalization - Problems and Challenges for the New Millennium Vienna, Austria 2004 IAPS 18 Evaluation in Progress – Strategies for Environmental Research and Implementation Alexandria, Egypt 2006 IAPS 19 Environment, Health and Sustainable Development Rome, Italy 2008 IAPS 20 Urban diversities, Biosphere and Well-being Leipzig, Germany 2010 IAPS 21 Vulnerability, Risk and Complexity: Impacts of global Change on Human Habitats Glasgow, UK 2012 IAPS 22 Human experience in the natural and built environment: implications for research, policy and practice Timișoara , Romania 2014 IAPS 23 Transitions to sustainable societies: Designing research and policies for changing lifestyles and communities Lund, Sweden 2016 IAPS 24 The human being at home, work and leisure. Sustainable use and development of indoor and outdoor spaces in late modern everyday life
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