Health and well-being in the built environment
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Given the intricate relationship between physical infrastructure, environmental quality and socio-spatial dynamics, there are both direct and indirect pathways to achieve individual and community health and well-being. Direct pathways may involve physical attributes such as access to green spaces, the availability of recreational facilities and the quality of housing, all of...Explore the subscription options here to get full access to isurv, including downloads.
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