Index

  1. Note: Page numbers in bold represents the entries of  Tables.
  2. 10sFork 95, 97, 100
  3. Abbeyfield 48; see also housing
  4. Abbotts, J. 186
  5. accessibility see disabilities and design
  6. Active@work project 109, 116
  7. affect and wellbeing 20, 26n3, 49, 107
  8. ‘age-friendliness’ 197
  9. ageing: and aging in place 49–50, 195–197, 200, 202–203; and design 50–58, 69, 109, 120, 151; and housing 46–49, 195–202; and interior spaces 66–67, 199–200; and mobility 79–82; and policy 196–197
  10. Ageing Playfully 35, 112–116, 120
  11. Ahmed, S. 67, 70–72
  12. Aked, J. 33
  13. Alasker, S. 183, 187
  14. Alessandrini, A. 76
  15. Algar-Skaife, K. 37
  16. Alien Health Game 93
  17. Alley, D. 197
  18. Alzheimer’s disease 112, 188
  19. Andereae, H. 92
  20. Andrews, D. 76
  21. Andrews, G. 81
  22. Antle, A.N. 140
  23. Aporta, C. 156
  24. Arblaster, K. 186
  25. architecture 25, 46–47, 50–58, 62, 64–65, 138–140
  26. Arden-Close, E. 98
  27. Ardener, S. 64, 65
  28. Arendt, H. 141
  29. Arentshorst, M. 197
  30. Argyle, E. 187
  31. Aristippus 14
  32. Aristotle 13, 14, 15
  33. Arrasvuori, J. 140
  34. art of medicine 221
  35. Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) 184
  36. assistive technology 35–36, 189
  37. Aston, L.M. 94
  38. Atkinson, J. 187
  39. authentic happiness 19–20, 130, 132; see also happiness
  40. autism 189; see also cognition and cognitive disorders
  41. Babey, S.H. 95
  42. Baccarella, C.V. 77
  43. Balfour, J.L. 198
  44. Ball, K. 99
  45. Bambra, C. 199
  46. Ban, Ki-moon 4, 46
  47. Banks, S. 119
  48. Bardzell, J. 170–171, 173, 176
  49. Bardzell, S. 170–171, 173–174
  50. Bates, B. 90
  51. Batty, G.D. 198
  52. Bauer, S. 189
  53. Bayley, S. 85
  54. Beattie, L. 213
  55. Beck, J. 172, 177
  56. Becker, L. 99
  57. behaviour modification 24, 90–98
  58. Bekker, T. 140
  59. Belga 48
  60. Belgian Ageing Studies (BAS) 47, 196
  61. Benjamin, E. 183, 187
  62. Bennett, B. 36
  63. Bennett, P. 38
  64. Benthem, J. 14
  65. Berenson, G.S. 95
  66. Berger, P.L. 64, 68
  67. Better Life Index (OECD) 222
  68. ‘Better Life Initiative’ 4
  69. Beyond the Limits (Meadows, Meadows, and Randers) 223
  70. Bhamra, T. 127, 130, 134
  71. Bischof, W. 198
  72. Blythe, M.A. 159
  73. Bogers, T. 148
  74. Bories, F. 140
  75. Bourgeois, P. 210
  76. Bowler, L. 213–214
  77. Boyko, C. 107
  78. Bradburn, N. 15, 20
  79. Bradley, E. 183, 186
  80. Branco, R.M. 38
  81. Brankaert, R. 34, 39
  82. Branzi, Andrea 219
  83. Brasche, S. 198
  84. Bredski, J. 186
  85. Breheny, M. 198–199
  86. Brendon, P. 78
  87. Brey, P. 15, 23–24, 211, 214
  88. Brickman, P. 26n3
  89. British Medical Journal 188
  90. Brooker, D. 33, 36–37, 40
  91. Brookfield, K. 199
  92. Brown, M. 188
  93. Bruil, Annet 92
  94. Brussels-Capital Health and Social Observatory 200
  95. Brussels Institute for Research and Innovation (Innoviris) 200
  96. Buchanan, R. 63
  97. Buffel, T. 197
  98. Building Storey/ies: as design tool 149–151; and the ludus to paidia continuum 141–142, 147; and stages of play 142–149; as support for architects 138–139
  99. Burt, E.L. 187
  100. Bush, George 223
  101. Butler, J. 170
  102. Caddy, L. 187
  103. Caillois, R. 141
  104. Campbell, D.T. 26n3
  105. capability approaches in design 19, 24
  106. Carbonneau, H. 67
  107. Cardoso, C. 138
  108. card sets and knowledge transfer 140
  109. Carey, T. 208, 212–213
  110. Carr, V.L. 187
  111. Carter, S. 125
  112. Carter, S.E. 199
  113. Casais, M. 140
  114. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 49, 195
  115. Centre for Mental Health 183
  116. de Certeau, M. 78, 86
  117. Chan, M.Y. 107
  118. Chapin, M. 138
  119. Chapman, K. 95
  120. Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation 76
  121. Chen, A. 98
  122. Chen, F.S. 96
  123. Chenoweth, L. 37
  124. Child Feeding Guide 94, 96; see also healthy eating
  125. Cho, G. 189
  126. Cho, K. 213
  127. choreography of mobility 78–85, 87; see also joyful journeys
  128. Christer, K. 184
  129. Christiaans, H. 151
  130. Christie, C.D. 96
  131. Chung, S.J. 96
  132. Cila, N. 35
  133. Clark, G.L. 90
  134. Claver, M. 202
  135. Cleland, V. 100
  136. Clinton, Bill 223
  137. Clune, S. 91
  138. co-design methods: and design frameworks 134; in game form 148, 151; and health care 35, 40–42, 110–117, 186; and housing 201; and participatory design 108, 116–120; and wellbeing 107; see also creative methods as design approach
  139. coffee brewing and design strategies 159, 161–167; see also social practice theory
  140. cognition and cognitive disorders 96–97, 118–119, 189–190, 200
  141. Cohen, D.A. 95
  142. Cohen-Mansfield, J. 37
  143. collaboration in design: and human flourishing 138, 140; and mental health issues 187, 188; and research by design 58; and stakeholders 63, 177; and wellbeing 124; see also creative methods as design approach
  144. community participation 67, 100, 134–135
  145. commuting and mobility 78
  146. Compassionate Design 33, 38–43
  147. Connections project 76
  148. Constanza, R. 6
  149. contextual healing 221
  150. ‘control centres’ and home environments 199–200; see also housing
  151. Cooper, K. 186
  152. Cooper, R. 116
  153. co-residence and housing see housing
  154. Cornet, Laura 174
  155. Corrigan-Doyle, E. 126
  156. Cottam, H. 184
  157. De Couvreur, L. 116–117, 213
  158. Craig, M. 210
  159. Craig, R.T. 34, 38
  160. Crawford, P. 186, 187
  161. creative methods as design approach: and mental health 186, 187; and methodologies 35, 108, 125–126, 136; see also Design for Happiness Framework (DfH); Designing for Home Happiness Framework (Df HH)
  162. Cristoferetti, A. 198–199
  163. critical design approaches: and criticality 170–171, 173–176; and dilemma-driven design 174–175; and moral judgements 177–178; and reflection 175–177; and societal challenges 172–177
  164. Crivello, G. 108, 109
  165. Cross, N. 124, 175
  166. Crunch & Sip 95
  167. Crutzen, R. 97
  168. Csikszentmihalyi, M. 22, 68
  169. Currie, G. 76
  170. Cutchin, M. 49, 197
  171. Dainton, Barry 73
  172. Dalsgaard, P. 167
  173. Darzi, A. 213
  174. Dassen, F.C.M. 93
  175. Davin, B. 197
  176. Deci, E.I. 13, 19–20, 138
  177. Decker, P.D. 48
  178. De Decker, P. 47
  179. De Donder, L. 197
  180. De Korne, D.F. 92
  181. de Kort, Y. 64
  182. Delaney, M. 110
  183. DeLongis, A. 125
  184. dementia: and the Ageing Playfully project 112–115; and Compassionate Design 39–43; and design 34–38, 108–109, 118–119, 189–190; and wellbeing 33–34
  185. Dempsey, P.C. 199
  186. Department of Health 187
  187. De Ridder, D.T.D. 95
  188. Design Council 131
  189. Design for Happiness Framework (DfH) 124, 126–130, 134–136
  190. design for human flourishing (DfHF) 138–141, 150–151; see also Building Storey/ies
  191. Designing for Home Happiness Framework (DfHH) 124, 130–136
  192. Design Research Society (DRS) conferences 184
  193. Desmet, P.M.A.: on critical designs 177; on DfHF 138, 140; on dilemmas or conflicts 171, 174, 177, 212–213; on happiness 3, 5; on mental health 188; on positive design 23–25, 39, 77, 140, 154, 170, 212; on wellbeing 6–7, 15, 50, 171, 208, 212, 214
  194. Dessouroux, C. 200
  195. De Tella, R. 3
  196. De Vos, J. 76
  197. de Vries, D. 213–214
  198. Dewilde, C. 47
  199. De Witte, N. 47–49, 196
  200. Dickinson, J.A. 78
  201. Dickinson, J.E. 78
  202. Diedrichs, P. 213
  203. Diefenbach, S. 7, 154, 164
  204. Diener, E. 6, 20, 22, 26n3, 107
  205. Diener, E. (& Chan, M.Y.) 107
  206. Dijana, Š 188
  207. dilemmas and design 171, 174, 177; see also critical design approaches
  208. dimensioning and defining wellbeing 15, 19
  209. Dindler, C. 167
  210. direct design for wellbeing 211
  211. disabilities and design 61–63, 68; see also RehabMALL
  212. DiSalvo, C. 170
  213. discrimination and disabilities see disabilities and design
  214. disruptions: as a design strategy 35; in the environment 67; see also dementia
  215. Di Stefano, G. 77
  216. Dixon, H. 91
  217. Dodge, R. 14–15
  218. Does Design Care symposium (AHRC) 184
  219. Doherty, G. 188–190
  220. Dolan, P. 107
  221. Don Quixote (Cervantes) 77
  222. Dorrestijn, S. 213
  223. Dorst, K. 175
  224. Double Diamond Design Process 131
  225. Douglas, O. 213
  226. Dunne, A. 170–171, 173–175
  227. Dunstan, D.W. 199
  228. Dury, S. 197
  229. Eades, M. 186
  230. Easterbrook, M. 211, 213
  231. ‘Easterlin Paradox’ 3
  232. Easthorpe, H. 198, 202
  233. eating behaviour see healthy eating
  234. Eaves, S. 208, 213
  235. Eccles, F.J. 110, 116
  236. Edwards, K. 213
  237. Eid, M. 7, 50
  238. Eisma, R. 138
  239. Ekebergh, M. 209
  240. ‘elicitation studies’ see creative methods as design approach
  241. Elison, S. 189
  242. Ellis, L.A. 189
  243. emotional binders see Designing for Home Happiness Framework (Df HH)
  244. empathy 117, 130–131, 144, 165
  245. enriched programmes 138, 140–142, 147–148
  246. Enserink, M. 221
  247. Entour-Age Noord 195, 200–202; see also housing
  248. environments 61–69, 91–93; see also spaces and design
  249. Epicurus 13, 14
  250. Ereaut, G. 15
  251. Ericson, K. 77
  252. Erikson, E. 213
  253. Escalante, M.A.L. 118
  254. Escobar-Tello, C. 24, 126–130, 134–135
  255. essential and non-essential home happiness materials see Designing for Home Happiness Framework (DfHH)
  256. ETE-plate 92; see also healthy eating
  257. e-therapy see mental health
  258. ethics in design 36–37, 117–119, 177, 184, 189
  259. Ettema, D. 76
  260. eudaimonia and hedonia: and active versus passive action 13, 21, 26n2; in design 24; and the hedonic treadmill 26n3; and human flourishing 22–23; and pleasure 14, 20; and values 19; and virtues 13–14; and wellbeing 14–18
  261. Eurobarometer 4
  262. European Reference Framework for Age-Friendly Housing (ERF-AFH) 197
  263. European Union 4, 47, 196–197
  264. European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) 200
  265. Eurostat 195–196, 200
  266. experience-based co-design (EBCD) see co-design methods
  267. ‘experiential design landscapes’ (EDL) see methodological perspectives on wellbeing
  268. Fagles, R. 77
  269. Fagnant, D.J. 76
  270. Farrow, C. 94, 97
  271. Feeney, B.C. 110
  272. Feldman, F. 20
  273. Fennell, J. 39
  274. Ferri, G. 176
  275. Fetters, M.D. 125
  276. FIT project, Netherlands 35
  277. ‘Five Year Forward View’ (NHS) 186
  278. Flanagan, M. 141
  279. Fleming, S. 174
  280. Flemish government 46, 49
  281. flourishing see human flourishing
  282. Föbker, S. 198
  283. Fogg, B.J. 170
  284. Fokkinga, S.F. 25
  285. Folse, Henry 14
  286. Fondation Roi Baudouin 49
  287. Forgeard, M.J.C. 14
  288. Forlizzi, J. 171
  289. Fostvedt, B. 183, 187
  290. Foureur, M. 213
  291. Foverskov, M. 125
  292. Fozard, J.L. 110
  293. Francis, P. 116, 118, 119
  294. Frauenberger, C. 189
  295. Fredrickson, B.L. 22, 40
  296. Freedman, A. 78
  297. Freire, K. 107
  298. Friedman, B. 140
  299. Friedman, K. 70
  300. Friman, M. 79
  301. Gable, S.L. 22
  302. games as design strategy 93, 115, 134, 140–141
  303. Gardner, C. 78
  304. Gardner, H. 15
  305. Gardner, P. 195
  306. Gateway project 76
  307. Gaudion, K. 107, 117, 189
  308. Gaver, W.W. 126
  309. gender and space perception 64, 68
  310. Gerards, S. 48
  311. gerontology see ageing
  312. Ghani, F. 222
  313. Gheerawo, R. 76
  314. Gibb, A. 208, 213
  315. Gilbert, D. 5
  316. Gillmore, C. 186
  317. Giorgi, S. 108, 109
  318. Glass, A. 48
  319. Godwin, B. 189
  320. Golant, S.M. 49, 197, 203
  321. Golledge, R.G. 82
  322. Good Mental Health for All (Health Scotland) 187
  323. Goodrich, J. 187
  324. Goodwin, J. 189
  325. Gordon, G. 110
  326. Gostin, L.O. 100
  327. Gott, P. 76
  328. Graham, G. 113
  329. Gray, B. 183
  330. Greenhalgh, T. 188
  331. Greenwich Automated Transport Environment 76
  332. ‘Gross National Happiness Index’ 4
  333. Grotz, R. 198
  334. Guba, E.G. 70
  335. Guell, C. 78
  336. Guerra, E. 76
  337. Gullifer, J. 202
  338. Gyi, D. 208, 213
  339. Habermas, J. 68
  340. habits and healthy eating see healthy eating
  341. Hagen, P. 117
  342. Haidt, J. 22
  343. Hallnäs, L. 175
  344. Hammond, A. 213
  345. Hanks, A.S. 92
  346. Hannington, B.M. 125
  347. Hansen, K.S. 201
  348. happiness: and authentic happiness 19–20, 130, 132; and benefits 3–4, 46; and a definition 154; and dementia 42; and design 5, 7, 50, 126, 218–219; and politics 3–4, 46; and wellbeing 20, 33, 124; see also subjective wellbeing (SWB)
  349. Hara, Kenya 219
  350. Harper, D. 125
  351. Harrar, V. 99
  352. Hassenzahl, M.: on design and wellbeing 7–8, 15, 24; on happiness 3, 5; on positive design 154–155, 167; on subjective wellbeing (SWB) 77, 80, 84, 86–87
  353. Haycraft, E. 94, 97
  354. health: and ageing 196, 198–199; and community participation 76; and healing environments 6; and healthy eating 90, 94–95; and housing 48, 199; and mobility 76; and urban design 212; and wellbeing 3, 4, 6, 21, 33, 208; and the workplace 208; see also mental health
  355. health care 47, 107, 116, 196, 221
  356. Health Scotland 187
  357. healthy eating: and the automaticity view 94–96, 97, 100; and design 90–93, 99; and the Design for Happiness Framework (Df H) 135; and the engagement view 97–98; and food environments 91–92, 99–100; and internal conflicts and design 212; and the knowledge view 93–94, 98; and the social/cultural view 96–97, 98, 100
  358. Healthy Weight Assistant 91
  359. hedonia see eudaimonia and hedonia
  360. Hekkert, P. 25, 90
  361. Hekler, E.B. 93
  362. Hemphill, K.J. 125
  363. Hendricks, N. 34–37, 189
  364. Hendriks, N. 35, 118–119
  365. Hendry, D.G. 140
  366. Henry, S.G. 125
  367. Hermans, R.C. 93, 97
  368. Hermsen, S. 94–95, 97
  369. Heron, J. 70
  370. Heylen, K. 200
  371. Heylen, M. 198
  372. Heylighen, A. 141
  373. Hierarchy of Needs (Maslow) 132
  374. Higgs, E. 156
  375. Hilgart, M.M. 189
  376. Hillcoat-Nallétamby, S. 49
  377. Hochuli, D. 212–214
  378. Hogg, L. 186
  379. Hollan, J. 211, 213
  380. Holland, C. 198
  381. Holttum, S. 183
  382. home happiness see Designing for Home Happiness Framework (DfHH)
  383. Homer, C. 213
  384. Hone, L.C. 22
  385. Hooghe, M. 195
  386. Hopkins, I. 98
  387. Hoppe, A. 213
  388. Houldcroft, L. 97
  389. housing: and ageing 47–49, 195, 199, 200; and design 50–58, 200–202; as multi-dimensional construct 197–199; and wellbeing 46, 211; see also Designing for Home Happiness Framework (Df HH)
  390. Howell, R.T. 107
  391. Hubbard, G. 113
  392. Hug as a playful object 40–41
  393. Hughes, J.C. 33, 36
  394. Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and wellbeing 154–155, 167
  395. human flourishing 20, 22–23, 33, 138–142, 220–222
  396. humanism 218–219, 220
  397. Hung, Y. 213
  398. Huppert, F.A. 6, 21, 22
  399. Husserl, Edmund 209
  400. Huta, V. 14, 155
  401. İhde, D. 156
  402. IJesselteijn, W.A. 64
  403. Iltanen-Tahkavuori, S. 189
  404. impulse and healthy eating see healthy eating
  405. inclusivity 62–66, 76, 183, 188–190
  406. ‘Innovative Brussels Care’ 200
  407. institutionalisation and ageing people 196–197; see also ageing
  408. Interaction Design (ID) 154–155, 167
  409. interior architecture 46–47, 50–58, 62, 64–65, 69–73; see also architecture
  410. interior design 199, 203, 209
  411. interior spaces 61–62, 64–66, 203; see also environments
  412. ‘International Law’s Objects’ (Schwöbel-Patel & Werner) 172
  413. An Internet of Soft Things 185
  414. Ivarsson, A.B. 187
  415. Iwarsson, S. 202
  416. IWT 200
  417. Jackson, L 212, 215
  418. Jackson, N.J. 14–15, 19–21
  419. Jacobse, C. 25
  420. Jakob, A. 35, 38
  421. James, William 208
  422. Jansen, Naomi 99
  423. Jebb, S.A. 94
  424. Jefferey, R.W. 92
  425. Jensen, P. 213
  426. Jimenez, S. 7, 25
  427. Johnson, R.B. 79
  428. Johnson-Glenberg, M.C. 93
  429. Jokela, M. 198
  430. Jones, M. 183, 187
  431. Joo, J. 131
  432. Jordan, P.W. 154
  433. joyful journeys 76–79, 82–87; see also choreography of mobility; mobility
  434. Kahneman, D. 20, 21
  435. Kallio, H. 79
  436. Kaplan, G.A. 198
  437. Kaptchuck, T.J. 221
  438. Karapanos, E. 7
  439. Keinonen, T. 107
  440. Kelders, S.M. 91
  441. Kellaher, L. 198
  442. Kenning, G. 34–35, 37, 38
  443. Kettley, S. 184
  444. Keyes, C.L.M. 21–22, 138
  445. Kigen Bjering, A. 22
  446. Killick, J. 36–37
  447. Kim, C. 213
  448. Kim, R. 189
  449. King, D. 213
  450. Kitwood, T.M. 34, 36, 40
  451. Kivimäki, M. 198
  452. Knecht, C. 213
  453. Knobel, C. 213–214
  454. Knowledge Centre Housing & Care 100
  455. the knowledge view see healthy eating
  456. Knox, B. 77
  457. Kockelman, K. 76
  458. Konstan, D. 14
  459. Kooijman, V. 97
  460. Kozar, K.A. 131
  461. Kramish Campbell, M. 91
  462. Kremer, S. 97
  463. Krippendorff, K. 34
  464. Kroese, F.M. 95
  465. Kuhn, S. 108
  466. Kunar, M. 76
  467. Laino, E. 47, 195–196
  468. Lambert, G. 213
  469. Lancaster University (2017) 184
  470. Langreth, R. 221
  471. Lares, L.A. 202
  472. Larkin, M. 186, 187
  473. Larsen, J.K. 94
  474. Larsen, R.J. 7, 50
  475. LAUGH (Ludic Artefacts Using Gesture and Haptics) 38–43
  476. Law, E.L.-C. 167
  477. Lawton, M. Powell 66–67, 199, 201
  478. Layard, Richard 15
  479. LeDoux, J.E. 37
  480. Lee, I.M. 90
  481. Lee, J. 5
  482. Lee, P. 14–15
  483. Lee, S. 213
  484. Lehman, D.R. 125
  485. Lehtonen, K. 107, 108, 109, 116, 119
  486. Lennon, M. 213
  487. Le Rouge, C. 201
  488. Lidwell, W. 69, 72
  489. ‘Life and Light’ 109–110
  490. life-based design 24; see also positive design
  491. ‘lifelong living without care’ 47, 50–58; see also housing
  492. ‘life satisfaction’ (‘satisfaction of life’) 20, 26n3
  493. Lifesum 91
  494. Liller, K.D. 199
  495. Lim, H. 91
  496. Lin, R.J. 189
  497. Lincoln, Y.S. 70
  498. Lindahl, B. 209
  499. Lindsay, S. 35
  500. lived experiences 61–62, 68–69, 185–186; see also RehabMALL
  501. Live Lab 38–40, 42
  502. Living Arrangements of Older Persons (2017) 196
  503. living-in-groups see housing
  504. Living Lab 61–65; see also RehabMALL
  505. Living Playfully 110–112, 116–117
  506. Livingston, G. 34, 36–37
  507. Lloyd, J. 93
  508. Lloyd, P. 177
  509. Lo, K.P.Y. 126
  510. Locock, L. 186
  511. Lodewijckx, E. 48
  512. Loeckx, A. 50
  513. Löfqvist, C. 48, 196
  514. London Design Festival 79, 82
  515. Lorenz, O. 78
  516. Losada, M.F. 22
  517. Loughborough University 78, 82, 84, 94
  518. love as design approach 219, 223–224
  519. Lucero, A. 140
  520. Luckmann, T. 64, 68
  521. Ludden, G.D.S. 90–91, 96
  522. ludus see Building Storey/ies
  523. Lysak, C.L. 66, 67
  524. Lyubomirsky, S. 3, 5–7, 46, 50, 154–155
  525. MacCulloch, R. 3
  526. Mace, V. 209
  527. Mack, K.A. 199
  528. Mackrill, J. 7
  529. magatama and transcendence 224
  530. Maiden, N. 36
  531. Malinverni, L. 189
  532. Mallers, M.H. 202
  533. Malnar, J.M. 62
  534. Malpass, M. 170, 172, 174
  535. Mankoff, J. 125
  536. Mann, Terence 68
  537. Manners, P. 119
  538. Margolin, S. 172
  539. Margolin, V. 172
  540. Margrove, K. 188
  541. Marshall, R. 131
  542. Marteau, T.M. 92
  543. Maslow, A.H. 19, 86, 132–133, 218
  544. Mattelmäki, T. 107, 108, 109, 116, 119, 125
  545. Mattern, E. 213–214
  546. McCarthy, M. 94
  547. McGonigal, J. 141
  548. McGowan, L. 95
  549. McGrath, N. 98
  550. McHorney, C.A. 6
  551. Mcintyre-Mills, J. 213–214
  552. McKeown, E. 186–188
  553. Meadows, D.H. 218, 223
  554. Meadows, D.L. 218, 223
  555. meaning and social practice theory see social practice theory
  556. Means, R. 49, 202
  557. medical model compared to behavioural model see mental health
  558. Meeus, B. 48
  559. Megens, C. 210
  560. memory and design see dementia
  561. mental health: and associated costs 183–184; and available services 184; and creative practice 187–188, 190; and design 184–190, 208; and models of care 190; and the placebo effect (or contextual healing) 221; and technological approaches 188–190
  562. Merck & Co. 221
  563. Merleau-Ponty, Maurice 209, 211
  564. Metcalfe, R. 107
  565. methodological perspectives on wellbeing 207–212, 223
  566. Meyer, J. 76
  567. Mezirow, J. 174, 176
  568. Mhurchu, C.N. 94
  569. Miaskiewicz, T. 131
  570. Michel, A. 213
  571. Mill, John Stuart 14
  572. Miller, F.G. 221
  573. Mind 183
  574. MindFull plate and bowl 92–93, 100
  575. MinD project 35
  576. MindSurf 212
  577. Mitchell, G. 36, 40
  578. MK-869 221
  579. mobility: and the Choreography of mobility project 78–84; and design 86–87; and emotive resonance 85–86; and journey mapping 82–83; and wellbeing 76–77
  580. modalities 188–190; see also mental health
  581. ‘modes of transition’ 208
  582. Moessner, M. 189
  583. Morse, N. 188
  584. Moscardo, G. 77
  585. Mountain, K. 34
  586. Mullainathan, S. 100
  587. Muller, M.J. 108
  588. Müllersdorf, M. 187
  589. music 15
  590. Musselwhite, C. 80
  591. Myers, D.G. 22
  592. Myerson, J. 108, 116
  593. Namioka, A. 108
  594. National Health Services (NHS) 183, 186
  595. Neal, D.T. 94
  596. needs fulfilment: and design practices 159, 167, 177; and social practice theory 155–156, 158, 162, 164–166; and universal human needs 42–43
  597. Nelson, J. 67
  598. Nelson, S. 6
  599. The Neo-Prehistory 100 Verbs (‘Neo-Preistoria 100 Verbi’) (exhibition) 219–220, 224
  600. Netherlands Health Council (2015) 93–94
  601. ‘New-born Fame’ (Cornet) 174, 177–178
  602. New Economics Foundation 33
  603. Nicomachean Ethics (Aristotle) 13, 19
  604. Niedderer, K. 91
  605. Nielsen, L. 201
  606. Nigel, A. 37
  607. Nishimura, Y. 224
  608. Nissenbaum, H. 141
  609. Noh, Jihyang 222
  610. No Health without Mental Health: A Cross-Government Mental Health Outcomes Strategy for People of All Ages (Department of Health) 187
  611. Nolan, M.R. 34
  612. Nordström, K. 96
  613. Norman, D.A. 98
  614. Noy, P. 207
  615. nursing homes see residential care facilities
  616. Nussbaum, M. 19, 24, 195
  617. nutrition 90, 135; see also healthy eating
  618. Nuyts, E. 5, 24, 50
  619. objective wellbeing (OWB) 6–7, 50, 77, 107, 195; see also subjective wellbeing (SWB)
  620. O’Brien, H.L. 98
  621. Odyssey (Homer) 77
  622. OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) 4, 222
  623. Office for National Statistics 76
  624. Ógáin, E.N. 34
  625. Ogden, J. 95
  626. Ogg, J. 49
  627. Oh, H. 183
  628. O’Keefe, T. 14
  629. Olausson, S. 209
  630. Oldenburg, Ray 65
  631. Onwuegbuzie, A.J. 79
  632. Open Arts (initiative) 188
  633. Orlowski, S.K. 188
  634. O’Shea, D. 213
  635. Oswald, F. 198–199
  636. Özcan, E. 174, 177
  637. Ozenc, F. 208
  638. Ozkaramanli, D. 7, 24–25, 171, 174, 177, 212–213
  639. Page, R. 211, 213
  640. paidia see Building Storey/ies
  641. pain see pleasure and suffering
  642. Pallasmaa, Juhani 63
  643. ‘the parachute man’ 222–223
  644. Paraponaris, A. 197
  645. Parfit, D. 19
  646. Parkinson, J. 98
  647. Parkinson’s disease 110–112, 117
  648. Parsons, S. 189
  649. participatory design 35, 107–108, 135, 177, 184, 189–190; see also co-design methods; dementia
  650. Pater, R. 172
  651. Payne, S.R. 7
  652. Peace, S. 195–196, 198
  653. Pedell, S. 213
  654. Peine, A. 197
  655. Penin, L. 79
  656. Perski, O. 97
  657. personalization in design 40–42; see also LAUGH (Ludic Artefacts Using Gesture and Haptics)
  658. personas 131, 134, 136, 144, 201
  659. person-centred care 34, 189
  660. perspectives on wellbeing see methodological perspectives on wellbeing
  661. Petermans, A. 5, 7–8, 15, 24–25, 50, 203
  662. Petersen, K. 187
  663. Peterson, C. 20
  664. Petit, J. 107, 109, 116–119
  665. phenomenological experience see lived experiences
  666. phenomenological perspectives on wellbeing see methodological perspectives on wellbeing
  667. physical binders see Designing for Home Happiness Framework (DfHH)
  668. Piper, A. 211, 213
  669. Pirinen, A. 202
  670. Pittini, A. 47, 195, 196
  671. placebo effect 221
  672. place-making 65, 68
  673. Plato 13
  674. playfulness 37–42, 110–115, 140–141
  675. pleasure and suffering 13–14, 20, 21
  676. Pobl Gwalia Care 38
  677. Poelman, M.P. 95
  678. Pohlmeyer, A.E.: on happiness 5, 7; on human flourishing 138; on pleasure 21; on positive design 23–25, 39, 77, 140, 154, 170, 212; on wellbeing 6–8, 15, 50, 171, 203, 208, 214
  679. Poldma, T. 62–64, 66–69, 70, 209, 210, 214
  680. politics and happiness see happiness
  681. Pöllänen, S. 186, 187
  682. Pollard, E. 14–15
  683. positive design: and card sets 140; and dementia 39; as design plot 219–224; and positive experiences 154, 158–161, 167; and the positive-practice canvas (PPC) 159; and ‘prison hotels’ 222; and wellbeing 23–25, 170, 208, 212; see also social practice theory
  684. Positive Design Reference Guide ( Jimenez et al.) 25
  685. positive psychology: and design approaches 24–25, 212, 220; and human flourishing 22–23, 138; and humanism 218; and wellbeing 6
  686. Potter, R. 7
  687. pragmatism and phenomenology see methodological perspectives on wellbeing
  688. ‘prison hotel’ 222
  689. Prochaska, J.O. 96
  690. product-service system (PSS) and home happiness frameworks 128–130, 132–135
  691. Proyer, R.T. 110
  692. ‘psychological wellbeing’ 6, 15, 19–20, 200; see also subjective wellbeing (SWB)
  693. Raby, F. 170–171, 173–175
  694. Rahman, S. 34
  695. Ramsen, G. 108, 116
  696. Randers, J. 218, 223
  697. Rantakokko, M. 203
  698. RCA-Gensler Workplace and Wellbeing study 109, 116
  699. Reason, P. 70
  700. Rechel, B. 196
  701. Reckwitz, A. 155–156
  702. Redström, J. 175
  703. reflective design see critical design approaches
  704. ‘Reframe Refugees’ 176–177; see also critical design approaches
  705. RehabMALL 62, 64–65, 69–73
  706. Reichelt, Frantz 222–223
  707. relational care see person-centred care
  708. Ren, H. 211
  709. research by design 47, 50–58; see also architecture
  710. residential care facilities 48, 67; see also ageing
  711. Richardson, M. 211, 213
  712. Rijn, H.V. 35, 37
  713. Roache, S.A. 100
  714. Robert, G. 116
  715. Roberts, D. 98
  716. Robertson, T. 108
  717. Robinson, E. 96
  718. Rochberg-Halton, E. 68
  719. Rodgers, P. 35
  720. Rogers, Carl R. 15, 19, 184, 187, 188
  721. Rose 70
  722. Rotter, J.B. 110
  723. Royal College of Art (RCA) 76, 78
  724. Ruitenberg, H. 24–25
  725. Russ, L.R. 186
  726. Ryan, D.H. 97
  727. Ryan, R.M. 13, 19–20, 138, 155
  728. Ryff, C.D. 6, 19–21, 138
  729. Sabat, S.R. 36
  730. Samman, E. 21
  731. Sanders, E.B.N. 108, 113, 125–126, 190
  732. Sangiorgi, D. 107, 184
  733. Saren, M. 172
  734. Saša, R 188
  735. ‘satisfaction of life’ (‘life satisfaction’) 20, 26n3
  736. Schell, J. 140
  737. Schifferstein, H.N.J. 99
  738. Schmuck, P. 223
  739. Schön, D.A. 119, 176
  740. Schotanus-Dijkstra, M. 22
  741. Schuler, D. 108
  742. Schulze, J. 213
  743. Schwöbel, C. see Schwöbel-Patel, C.
  744. Schwöbel-Patel, C. 172
  745. Science 221
  746. Scott, M. 213
  747. Seligman, M.E.P. 6, 19–20, 22, 24, 124, 130, 132–133
  748. semantics and wellbeing 16–18; see also wellbeing
  749. Sen, A. 19
  750. Sengers, P. 170, 175
  751. sensory issues 63, 65–67
  752. Service and Transformation Design approaches 184
  753. service design tools see Designing for Home Happiness Framework (Df HH)
  754. ‘service-user experience’ see lived experiences
  755. Severinsen, C. 198–199
  756. Shafir, E. 100
  757. Shaw, M. 199
  758. Sheeran, P. 94
  759. Sheldon, K.M. 7, 154–155, 223
  760. Shibazaki, K.M. 37
  761. Short, C.E. 97
  762. Shove, E. 155–156
  763. Siegel, M.A. 172, 177
  764. Simon, H.A. 176
  765. Simonsen, J. 108
  766. Simpson, J. 116
  767. Singer, B.H. 19, 21, 138
  768. Siu, M. 213
  769. Sixsmith, A. 196
  770. Sixsmith, J. 196, 198–199, 202
  771. Sleeswijk Visser, F. 140
  772. SLEUTH Project 130
  773. slow technology 175
  774. SmartBite-system 97–98
  775. Smetcoren, A. 46, 48–49, 196–197, 202–203
  776. Smith, G. 86
  777. Smith, S.G. 130
  778. So, C. 131
  779. So, T. 6, 21, 22
  780. social connectedness 61–62, 64–69, 77; see also spaces and design
  781. social interactions 61–62, 64–66, 77, 86, 120; see also spaces and design
  782. social modelling and healthy eating see healthy eating
  783. social practice theory: and design 158–159, 167–168; and ideal practices 162, 164–167; and positivity 159–162, 165; as a theory 154–158
  784. social relations see social interactions
  785. social systems and healthy eating see healthy eating
  786. societal challenges 170–173, 184, 213; see also critical design approaches
  787. sociocultural views and food see healthy eating
  788. Socrates 13, 218
  789. Sofronie, S. 140–141
  790. South Essex Partnership University Foundation NHS Trust 187
  791. South Korea 222
  792. spaces and design 61–62, 64–66, 68, 73, 203, 209; see also environments
  793. Spain, D. 64, 68
  794. Spence, C. 99
  795. Spence, W. 186
  796. Stacey, G. 186
  797. Staempfli, Marianne B. 110
  798. stakeholder and user input: and housing design 201–203; and human flourishing 138, 141; and mobility 77, 79; as participatory or co-design 63, 108, 119, 134, 148, 177; and prototypes 125; and stakeholder maps 133; see also RehabMALL
  799. Stanley, E. 187
  800. Stappers, P.J. 108, 113, 125–126, 190
  801. Stark Casagrande, S. 90
  802. Statista 85
  803. Steenkamer, I. 98
  804. steering wheel as playful object 41–42
  805. Stephens, C. 198–199
  806. Stevens, R. 7, 24–25, 126, 138, 141, 147–148
  807. Stickley, T. 186
  808. Stones, D. 202
  809. storytelling and knowledge transfer 141–142
  810. Stradling, S.G. 78
  811. Strickfaden, M. 211
  812. subjective wellbeing (SWB): and ageing populations 49, 110, 195; and architecture 50; and choreographing journeys 82–85; and design 7–8, 108–112, 116, 154, 167, 223; and happiness 5–7; and hedonia 20–21; and housing 195, 199; and its definition 5–7, 15, 33, 107–108; and mobility 77–82, 86–87; see also objective wellbeing (OWB)
  813. Suh, E. 20
  814. sustainability and designing for happiness 126–128, 134, 223
  815. Swaine, B. 62, 70
  816. systemic thinking and critical design approaches see critical design approaches
  817. Szanton, S.L. 197
  818. Szebeko, D. 117, 118, 120
  819. Tan, L. 117–118, 120
  820. Tate Modern 188
  821. Taylor, L. 212–214
  822. Tester, K. 78
  823. Theory of Motivation (Maslow) 133
  824. ‘third place’ 65
  825. ‘third space’ 65–66
  826. Thomson, P. 213
  827. Thorpe, A. 126
  828. Tiberius. V. 15, 20–22
  829. Tieben, R. 110
  830. Tinker, A. 199
  831. Tiny Tasks (Ruitenberg and Desmet) 24
  832. Toms, E.G. 98
  833. Towner, J. 77
  834. Tracy, K. 34, 38
  835. transport modes and wellbeing 76–82, 84–86; see also mobility
  836. Treadaway, C. 35, 37–39
  837. Triennale de Milano (XXI) 219
  838. Tromp, N. 170, 172, 177
  839. Tsekleves, V. 116
  840. Tseng, P. 98
  841. Tsianakas, V. 108, 109, 116–117
  842. Tyson, G. 213
  843. Tyson, L. 171, 176
  844. UK Crafts Council 188
  845. UK Green Building Council 130
  846. Ulrich, R. 6
  847. United Nations 3–4, 46–47, 65, 195–196
  848. universal design 61–62, 66–68; see also RehabMALL
  849. universal human needs see needs fulfilment
  850. urban design 65, 212
  851. user input on design see stakeholder and user input
  852. Vaajakallio, K. 117, 120
  853. Vaikla-Poldma, T. see Poldma, T.
  854. Valenza, G. 189
  855. values and wellbeing 14, 19, 21, 24; see also eudaimonia and hedonia
  856. Van Bel, D.T. 64
  857. van de Poel, I. 107, 118–119, 177
  858. van der Heijden, H. 47
  859. Van der Linden, V. 138
  860. van de Weijer, M. 50
  861. Van Gestel, L.C. 95
  862. Vanhoutte, B. 195
  863. Van Mieghem, W. 200
  864. Vanneste, D. 47
  865. Van Patter, G.K. 63
  866. van’t Riet, J. 94, 97
  867. Van Vleet, M. 110
  868. Veenhoven, R. 3, 5–6, 20, 124
  869. Vera-Vilarroel, P. 213
  870. Verbeek, P.P. 177, 213
  871. Verger, P. 197
  872. Verplanken, B. 95
  873. Vignoles, V. 211, 213
  874. Vink, P. 116
  875. virtues 13–14, 19–20, 24
  876. Visser, F.S. 108
  877. Vivenza, G. 19
  878. Vlaams Bouwmeester 48
  879. Vodvarka, F. 62
  880. Vogelzang, Marije 99
  881. Vuong, K. 7
  882. Wahl, H.-W. 46, 198–199
  883. Wai, K. 213
  884. Wallace, J. 108, 109
  885. Walloon Government 48–49
  886. Walton, K. 96
  887. Walz, S.P. 140
  888. Wanderjahre apprenticeships 77
  889. Wang, Y. 91
  890. Waterman, A.S. 14, 20
  891. Watt, I. 77
  892. Weibel, N. 211, 213
  893. Weiss, L.A. 110
  894. wellbeing 14–18, 107, 154–155, 214–215; see also happiness; subjective wellbeing (SWB)
  895. Werner, W. 172
  896. Wesolkowska, M 69
  897. White, S. 107, 108, 109, 116–119
  898. Whiting, R. 15
  899. Wideström, J. 213
  900. Wiles, J.L. 196
  901. Wilwerding, J. 65
  902. Windle, G. 35, 37
  903. Winship, G. 187
  904. Winters, S. 200
  905. Witcomb, G. 94
  906. Wood, L.E. 159
  907. Wood, W. 94–95
  908. World Health Organization (WHO) 33, 65, 90, 183, 197
  909. Wright, C.J. 197, 200
  910. Wright, P.C. 159
  911. Wu, F. 213
  912. Wu, S. 207
  913. Wykes, T. 188
  914. Yair, K. 188
  915. Yndigegn, S.L. 125
  916. Yoon, J. 25, 140
  917. Young Lives project 109
  918. Yu, A.T.W. 138
  919. Zakus, J.D.L. 66–67
  920. Zeisel, J. 37
  921. Zienstra, G.G. 97
  922. Zuniga-Teran, A. 208, 213
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