Evaluation of the therapeutic relevance of architectural aspects in child and adolescent psychiatric institutions from the perspective of architects and senior physicians.

[ 3 ] point out a potentially known but highly significant circumstance, namely that “ architects are not primarily trained to interpret scientifically determined environmental factors in a user-specific manner and to implement them in their designs according to user needs ” while, on the other hand, “ clinic staff, often tasked with the initial steps of new construction or renovation planning, [are not trained] to think spatially and formulate design criteria ” (Translation: DF).

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