Angela M Person
Biographic Data
| ID | 5986783 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Angela M Person |
| GIVEN NAMES | Angela M |
| FAMILY NAME | Person |
| SIGNATURE | PERSON A M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oklahoma |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8345-7502 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Guayusadas and thick mapping
This paper introduces a situated methodological approach in co-design through a distinctive form of thick mapping developed with the Achuar community of Sharamentsa in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Here, thick mapping emerges from ritual epistemologies, forest walks, dreams, and storytelling to structure decision-making and spatial design. Two tools anchor this process. First, Guayusada – a pre-dawn communal ritual of guayusa tea drinking, dreaming, and…
Collegial or Contentious? Reflections on an Interdisciplinary Panel Discussion about an Oil Pipeline
and Fox, Muscogee (Creek), Cherokee, and Choctaw Nations (see Figure 1).The path of the pipeline crosses through several potable water sources, making the hazards associated with its construction and ongoing maintenance an environmental and human rights issue for local communities.Capable of transporting up to 200,000 barrels of crude oil a day, the pipeline supplies a Valero refinery near Memphis.Cushing, an oil boom town located 69 miles (111 k…
Evaluating emotional and social interactions in museum liminal spaces
Background This study explores which architectural features of interstitial spaces improve visitors’ interactions with the overall museum space and with other visitors at the National Museum of the Islamic Revolution and Holy Defense in Tehran, Iran. Interstitial or liminal spaces are defined as “in‐between” spaces connecting primary spaces in a building that have a key role in relating humans to places. Objectives This study asks which geometric…
Equity & Dignity by Design
Recognizing the importance of well-designed spaces in ensuring a high standard of patient care for their 2.4 million patients, Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) partnered, in 2020, with architect Deborah Richards, principal of Oklahoma-based firm Script Architecture, to develop design guidelines for Planned Parenthood (PP) affiliates across the country. The resulting design guidelines are organized around four key evidence-based pri…
Tornado Climatology and Risk Perception in Central Oklahoma
Residents of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area are frequently threatened by tornadoes. Previous research indicates that perceptions of tornado threat affect behavioral choices when severe weather threatens, and as such are important to study. In this paper, we examine the potential influence of tornado climatology on risk perception. Residents across central Oklahoma were surveyed about their perceptions of tornado proneness for their home loca…
Community education and perceptions of water reuse
Affective Architectures
Climate Change Communication
Objectives . This study explores the efficacy of visual appeals that may be used to communicate environmental risk. Methods . To better understand the social and cognitive barriers present in environmental risk communication associated with climate change, we conducted a series of six focus groups. Groups were asked to view images of environmental issues and select the best representation of their feelings out of a range of preselected emotions. …
Interview with Hans Butzer and Torrey Butzer, Designers of the Oklahoma City National Memorial
Objective This interview with Hans Butzer and Torrey Butzer, designers of the Oklahoma City National Memorial, documents their experience learning about the bombing while living in Germany, as well as specific challenges they encountered during the design and construction process. Method The Butzers describe their memories of the event and traveling to Oklahoma City for the jury after being named finalists, where the project became “a very person…
Climate Change Communication
Objectives . This study explores the efficacy of visual appeals that may be used to communicate environmental risk. Methods . To better understand the social and cognitive barriers present in environmental risk communication associated with climate change, we conducted a series of six focus groups. Groups were asked to view images of environmental issues and select the best representation of their feelings out of a range of preselected emotions. …
Interview with Hans Butzer and Torrey Butzer, Designers of the Oklahoma City National Memorial
Objective This interview with Hans Butzer and Torrey Butzer, designers of the Oklahoma City National Memorial, documents their experience learning about the bombing while living in Germany, as well as specific challenges they encountered during the design and construction process. Method The Butzers describe their memories of the event and traveling to Oklahoma City for the jury after being named finalists, where the project became “a very person…
Affective Architectures
Climate Change Communication
Objectives . This study explores the efficacy of visual appeals that may be used to communicate environmental risk. Methods . To better understand the social and cognitive barriers present in environmental risk communication associated with climate change, we conducted a series of six focus groups. Groups were asked to view images of environmental issues and select the best representation of their feelings out of a range of preselected emotions. …
Tornado Climatology and Risk Perception in Central Oklahoma
Residents of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area are frequently threatened by tornadoes. Previous research indicates that perceptions of tornado threat affect behavioral choices when severe weather threatens, and as such are important to study. In this paper, we examine the potential influence of tornado climatology on risk perception. Residents across central Oklahoma were surveyed about their perceptions of tornado proneness for their home loca…
Community education and perceptions of water reuse
Equity & Dignity by Design
Recognizing the importance of well-designed spaces in ensuring a high standard of patient care for their 2.4 million patients, Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) partnered, in 2020, with architect Deborah Richards, principal of Oklahoma-based firm Script Architecture, to develop design guidelines for Planned Parenthood (PP) affiliates across the country. The resulting design guidelines are organized around four key evidence-based pri…
Collegial or Contentious? Reflections on an Interdisciplinary Panel Discussion about an Oil Pipeline
and Fox, Muscogee (Creek), Cherokee, and Choctaw Nations (see Figure 1).The path of the pipeline crosses through several potable water sources, making the hazards associated with its construction and ongoing maintenance an environmental and human rights issue for local communities.Capable of transporting up to 200,000 barrels of crude oil a day, the pipeline supplies a Valero refinery near Memphis.Cushing, an oil boom town located 69 miles (111 k…
Evaluating emotional and social interactions in museum liminal spaces
Background This study explores which architectural features of interstitial spaces improve visitors’ interactions with the overall museum space and with other visitors at the National Museum of the Islamic Revolution and Holy Defense in Tehran, Iran. Interstitial or liminal spaces are defined as “in‐between” spaces connecting primary spaces in a building that have a key role in relating humans to places. Objectives This study asks which geometric…
Guayusadas and thick mapping
This paper introduces a situated methodological approach in co-design through a distinctive form of thick mapping developed with the Achuar community of Sharamentsa in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Here, thick mapping emerges from ritual epistemologies, forest walks, dreams, and storytelling to structure decision-making and spatial design. Two tools anchor this process. First, Guayusada – a pre-dawn communal ritual of guayusa tea drinking, dreaming, and…
Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works)