Interaction by Design Bringing People and

These proceedings contain the presentations from a landmark joint conference between AHTA and PPC, the two leading organizations promoting research, teaching, and practice in horticultural therapy. In this contributed volume, the top names in horticultural therapy address universal design of outdoor spaces and their therapeutic applications, the theme of the conference. The most outstanding feature of this volume is the combination of information from designers of therapeutic and healing gardens and the practitioners that use the gardens.

Candice Shoemaker is currently associate professor in the Department of Horticulture, Forestry and Recreation Resources at Kansas State University—Manhattan. She was formerly the director of the Chicago Botanical Center and from 1991-1996, she served as assistant professor, faculty coordinator and program director; horticulture; Berry College, Mount Berry, Georgia.

Contributors

xi

Foreword

xix

Paula Diane Relf

Preface

xxiii

Candice A. Shoemaker

Section I. Communications with the Horticulture, Healthcare, and Design Communities

Communicating with the Horticulture Community about Human Issues in Horticulture

3

(16)

Paula Diane Relf

Communicating with the Healthcare Community

19

(14)

Roger S. Ulrich

Greenlining: An Invitation to Cross the Bridges to Urban Green Space and Understanding

33

(8)

Margaret Ross Bjornson

Computer Use among Registered Members of the American Horticultural Therapy Association

41

(12)

Lea Minton Westervelt

Richard H. Mattson

Section II. Design for Human Health and Well-Being

Linking People with Nature by Universal Design

53

(10)

Fusayo Asano Miyake

From Vision to Reality: The Chicago Botanic Garden's Buehler Enabling Garden

63

(12)

Gene Rothert

A Holistic Approach to Creating a Therapeutic Garden

75

(8)

Virginia Burt

The Medical Center Gardens Project

83

(8)

Royce K. Ragland

Participatory Design of a Terrace Garden in an Acute In-Patient Unit

91

(8)

Shelagh Rae Smith

Building an Alzheimer's Garden in a Public Park

99

(12)

Mark Epstein

Alzheimer's Garden Project of the American Society of Landscape Architects and the National Alzheimer's Association

111

(4)

Jack Carman

Healing Landscapes: Design Guidelines for Mental Health Facilities

115

(8)

Myra Kovary

A Children's PlayGarden at a Rehabilitation Hospital---A Successful Collaboration Produces a Successful Outcome

123

(12)

Sonja Johansson

Nancy Chambers

The Role of Perception in the Designing of Outdoor Environments

135

(6)

Marni Barnes

Design Strategies for Integrating Natural Elements with Building Design

141

(8)

Phillip G. Mead

Designing Natural Therapeutic Environments

149

(8)

Katie Johnson

Section III. Therapeutic Design Applications

Implementation of Therapeutic Design Applications

157

(8)

Jane Stoneham

Long-Term Memory Response of Severely Cognitive-Impaired Elderly to Horticultural and Reminiscence Therapies

165

(10)

Emi Kiyota

Using Bonsai as a Component of Life Enhancement for Older Adults

175

(4)

Brian H. Santos

John Tristan

Leda McKenry

Horticultural Intervention as a Stress Management Technique among University of Massachusetts/Amherst Students

179

(8)

John Tristan

Mary Anne Bright

Michael Sutherland

Chantal Duguay

Fertile Ground in Long-Term Care Medical Facilities

187

(8)

Carole Staley Collins

Sensory Garden Tours at Denver Botanic Gardens

195

(8)

Janet Laminack

The Role of Botanical Gardens in Research, Design, and Program Development: A Case Study of Botanica, the Wichita Gardens

203

(8)

Patricia J. Owen

Welfare and Medical Institutions in Kyushu, Japan, Engaged in Horticulture: A Survey

211

(8)

E. Matsuo

Y. Fujiki

H. Takafuji

H. Kweon

F. A. Miyake

K. Masuda

K. Mekaru

Section IV. Research

Postoccupancy Evaluation and the Design of Hospital Gardens

219

(8)

Clare Cooper Marcus

Research Methodologies for Studying Human Responses to Horticulture

227

(10)

Candice A. Shoemaker

The Effect of Cut Flowers in the Japanese Tea Ceremony

237

(8)

Kenji Yamane

Miwa Umezawa

Seiya Uchida

Nobuaki Fujishige

Masao Yoshida

Masayoshi Katagiri

Impact of Cut Roses at Different Flower-Opening Stages on Customers' Perceptions of a Restaurant Environment

245

(8)

Megumi Adachi

Yasushi Takano

Anthony D. Kendle

The Effect of Flower Color on Respondents' Physical and Psychological Responses

253

(8)

Chun-Yen Chang

Plant Decoration in Front of the House Entrance or Gate

261

(6)

H. Kewon

E. Matsuo

H. Takafuji

F. A. Miyake

K. Masuda

K. Mekaru

Childhood Contact with Nature Influences Adult Attitudes and Actions toward Trees and Gardening

267

(12)

Virginia I. Lohr

Caroline H. Pearson-Mims

Exhilarating Fragrances in the Indo-Islamic Garden

279

(12)

S. Ali Akbar Husain

Where the Lawn Mower Stops: The Social Construction of Alternative Front Yard Ideologies

291

(12)

Andrew J. Kaufman

Virginia I. Lohr

Section V. Abstracts

Abstracts: Communications

303

(4)

Restorative Gardens: Nature's Therapeutic Complement to Healthcare Environments

303

(1)

David Kamp

The Banning of Flower Cultivation in Japan Near the End of World War II

303

(1)

Haruo Konoshima

Assessing the Impact of Urban Forests on Elderly People in Long-Term Care Settings: Toward a Multicultural Framework

304

(1)

Gowri Betrabet

Susana Alves

Japanese and European Names of Colors Originating from Plant Names in Japan

304

(1)

Eisuke Matsuo

Kinuko Masuda

H. Kweon

K. Mekaru

F. A. Miyake

Present Status of Horticultural Therapy and Human Issues in Horticulture in Korea

305

(1)

Hye Ran Kwack

Paula Diane Relf

Infection Control and Therapeutic Gardens: A Survey of Policies and Practice

305

(2)

Nancy J. Gerlach-Spriggs

Abstracts: Design

307

(2)

A Universal Design Approach to Recreation and Learning in the Landscape

307

(1)

Susan Goltsman

Restorative Gardens---Metaphorically Transcending the Human Experience of Life

307

(1)

Scott C. Scarfone

Therapeutic Garden Design in a Pediatric Healthcare Setting: A Developmental Approach

308

(1)

Roberta Hursthouse

Abstracts: Therapeutic Application

309

(6)

Horticultural Therapy in Rehabilitation

309

(1)

Katherine A. Feuillan

Alicia Gaca

Horticultural Therapy at the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital NHS Trust

309

(1)

Linda Exley

Seed Balls

310

(1)

Keiko Murayama

Ritsko Yasue

Interactions between Elderly Adults and Preschool Children in a Horticultural Therapy Research Program

310

(1)

Mary L. Predny

Paula Diane Relf

The Therapeutic Role of Horticulture in Educational, Recreational, Therapeutic, and Vocational Programs

311

(1)

Lori Keltner

Engaging Disabled Students in Developing a Flower Garden as a Recreational Therapy

312

(1)

Karen Midden

Michelle McLernon

Every Community Needs a Providence Farm

312

(1)

Christine Pollard

Incorporating Horticulture Therapy with Psychosocial and Pharmacological Interventions of Mental Illness in Children and Adolescents

313

(2)

Catherine Trapani

Abstracts: Research

315

(8)

Effects of Horticultural Activity on the Level of a Stress Hormone and Susceptibility to Upper Respiratory Infection

315

(1)

Hyejin Cho

Richard H. Mattson

Personal, Social, and Cultural Meanings of a Community Garden for Students: An In-Depth Case Study and Evaluation

315

(1)

Catherine A. Bylinowski

Richard H. Mattson

Physical and Psychological Responses of Patients to the Hospital Landscape

316

(1)

Chun-Yen Chang

Tzu-Hui Tseng

Plant Successions and Urban Successions: How Human Beings Have Affected Them

316

(1)

Hideki Hirano

Air Conditioning and Noise Control Using Vegetation

317

(1)

Peter Costa

Psychophysiological and Emotional Influences of Floral Aroma on Human Stress

317

(4)

Mingwang Liu

Richard H. Mattson

Section VI. Appendix

Appendix. Symposium Overview

321

(2)

Index

323

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Interaction by Design Bringing People and Plants Together for Health and Well-Being: An International Symposium

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