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Farbstein, Jay – Journal of Architectural Research, 1974
Attempts to define the fundamental dimensions of human activity and some of the social controls exercised over them in the built environment. Activity is treated as an abstraction of human behavior which can be usefully related to certain aspects of the environment. The explanatory power and use of activity studies are explored. (Author)
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Building Design, Definitions, Design Requirements