This complete series of architectural design guides (Books 1, 2, 3, and 4) provides specific design responses for the creation of built environments that better meet the needs of people with Autism and related attributes of Anxiety, Depression, Panic, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, and Intellectual Disability. Using a novel method developed by the author, the DSM-5 TR (2022) diagnostic criteria for Autism and its related attributes are paraphrased then symbolically represented as numbered land lots within architectural plan geometries to define the complexity and spectrum of Autism in greater (and needful) depth for architectural design purposes. This series culminates in a unified architectural site plan geometry that the author believes is worth close consideration now and far into the future.
The 1st (first) in a series of 4 (four) books, this architectural guide defines the attributes of Autism then provides specific design responses for the creation of highly-considered built environments. Using a novel method developed by the author, the diagnostic criteria for Autism from the DSM-5 TR (2022) are paraphrased and symbolically represented as land lots within an architectural plan geometry. Ultimately, as the 'Architecture for ...' book series unravels, the geometry created for Autism is considered alongside Anxiety, Panic, Intellectual Disability, Depression, and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder to provide further design responses that consider the complexity and spectrum of Autism. The sum of the author's work culminates in a unified architectural site plan geometry worth due consideration now and far into the future.
The 2nd (second) in a series of 4 (four) books, this architectural guide defined the attributes of Anxiety then provided specific design responses for the creation of highly-considered built environments as they relate to Autism. Using a novel method developed by the author, the diagnostic criteria for Autism from the DSM-5 TR (2022) were paraphrased and symbolically represented as land lots within an architectural plan geometry. Ultimately, as the ‘Architecture for ...’ book series unravels, the geometry created for Autism is considered alongside Depression, Panic, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, and Intellectual Disability to provide further design responses that cover the complexity and spectrum of Autism. The sum of the author’s work culminates in a unified back-page architectural site plan geometry worth consideration now and far into the future.
The 3rd (third) in a series of 4 (four) books, this architectural guide defined the attributes of Depression and Panic then provided specific design responses for the creation of highly-considered built environments as they relate to Autism. Using a novel method developed by the author, the diagnostic criteria for Autism from the DSM-5 TR (2022) were paraphrased and symbolically represented as land lots within an architectural plan geometry. Ultimately, as the ‘Architecture for ...’ book series unravels, the geometry created for Autism is considered alongside Anxiety, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, and Intellectual Disability to provide further design responses that cover the complexity and spectrum of Autism. The sum of the author’s work culminates in a unified back-page architectural site plan geometry worth consideration now and far into the future.
The 4th (fourth) in a series of 4 (four) books, this architectural guide defined the attributes of ADHD and ID then provided specific design responses for the creation of highly-considered built environments as they relate to Autism. Using a novel method developed by the author, the diagnostic criteria for Autism from the DSM-5 TR (2022) were paraphrased and symbolically represented as land lots within an architectural plan geometry. Ultimately, in the ‘Architecture for ...’ book series, the geometry created for Autism was considered alongside Anxiety, Depression, Panic, ADHD, and ID to provide design responses that cover the complexity and spectrum of Autism. The sum of the author’s work now culminates in a unified an back-page architectural site plan geometry worth consideration now and far into the future.
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