... and trends, and (3) pointed out significant research gaps. Findings Qualitative methods, combining traditional and participatory approaches, are most effective in capturing children’s spatial experiences. Participatory methods offer more authentic insights and reduce power imbalances compared...

... this develops spatial perception and definition through Koreans’ spatial experience. Heinilä (2008) suggests that repetition can create a comforting and familiar experience through repetitive activity. Moreover, Rendell (2002) and Juffer (1998) further explore the social dimension of repetition...

...Khaled Sayed Asfour Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss architecture that produces spatial experience with which children and young adults are able to interact, giving them a great sense of positive energy that translates into actual healing. This type of architecture is few in number...