Chapter 3Knowing the users
The User Profile
Developing an understanding of who the design is catering for is half of the equation towards achieving a design that supports wellbeing. To ensure harmony exists between the space and the occupants, all project members need to know in detail the measurements and preferences of the occupants, so that they will knowingly deliver all the features that will meet comfort and then allow them to flourish. As mentioned in a previous chapter, there are no good or bad design features, but there is a good or bad design fit. One space’s good interior design approach ...
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