Henny Coolen
Biographic Data
| ID | 6706960 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Henny Coolen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Henny |
| FAMILY NAME | Coolen |
| SIGNATURE | COOLEN H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Delft University of Technology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Private and public green spaces: Meaningful but different settings
There is an increased demand for more dwelling space in Western countries. In the Netherlands, this is expressed as an overwhelming preference for a single-family dwelling with a garden. In contrast to these consumer preferences, governments pursue a compact-city agenda, which implies high-density and mixed-use cities. This gap between consumer preference and government policy has led many policy makers, planners and developers to design dwelling…
The impact of including images in a conjoint measurement task: Evidence from two small-scale studies
In the Netherlands, a large ongoing study seeks to provide insight into the process behind preferences and choices with regard to moving and housing. As part of the development of the survey instrument that was used in this study, we examined whether visual images (such as photographs) should be included, since they may clarify particular attributes (e.g., architectural style) and make the choice task more realistic for the respondents. However, …
The Meaning of Dwellings: An Ecological Perspective
The meaning of dwellings has been studied from many different perspectives, such as psychology, phenomenology, sociology and environment‐behaviour studies. Several authors have argued that a more integrative and interdisciplinary approach is needed, in which physical, socio‐cultural, psychological and economic dimensions are interrelated. However, in these studies dwellings are mainly treated as such. What is lacking is an approach in which dwell…
Reciprocity and Mutuality of Individual–Dwelling Relations
Values and goals as determinants of intended tenure choice
Experiences and Meanings of Dwellings
The Meaning of Dwellings: An Ecological Perspective
The meaning of dwellings has been studied from many different perspectives, such as psychology, phenomenology, sociology and environment‐behaviour studies. Several authors have argued that a more integrative and interdisciplinary approach is needed, in which physical, socio‐cultural, psychological and economic dimensions are interrelated. However, in these studies dwellings are mainly treated as such. What is lacking is an approach in which dwell…
Private and public green spaces: Meaningful but different settings
There is an increased demand for more dwelling space in Western countries. In the Netherlands, this is expressed as an overwhelming preference for a single-family dwelling with a garden. In contrast to these consumer preferences, governments pursue a compact-city agenda, which implies high-density and mixed-use cities. This gap between consumer preference and government policy has led many policy makers, planners and developers to design dwelling…
Values and goals as determinants of intended tenure choice
Experiences and Meanings of Dwellings
The impact of including images in a conjoint measurement task: Evidence from two small-scale studies
In the Netherlands, a large ongoing study seeks to provide insight into the process behind preferences and choices with regard to moving and housing. As part of the development of the survey instrument that was used in this study, we examined whether visual images (such as photographs) should be included, since they may clarify particular attributes (e.g., architectural style) and make the choice task more realistic for the respondents. However, …
Values and goals as determinants of intended tenure choice
Experiences and Meanings of Dwellings
The Meaning of Dwellings: An Ecological Perspective
The meaning of dwellings has been studied from many different perspectives, such as psychology, phenomenology, sociology and environment‐behaviour studies. Several authors have argued that a more integrative and interdisciplinary approach is needed, in which physical, socio‐cultural, psychological and economic dimensions are interrelated. However, in these studies dwellings are mainly treated as such. What is lacking is an approach in which dwell…
Reciprocity and Mutuality of Individual–Dwelling Relations
The impact of including images in a conjoint measurement task: Evidence from two small-scale studies
In the Netherlands, a large ongoing study seeks to provide insight into the process behind preferences and choices with regard to moving and housing. As part of the development of the survey instrument that was used in this study, we examined whether visual images (such as photographs) should be included, since they may clarify particular attributes (e.g., architectural style) and make the choice task more realistic for the respondents. However, …
Private and public green spaces: Meaningful but different settings
There is an increased demand for more dwelling space in Western countries. In the Netherlands, this is expressed as an overwhelming preference for a single-family dwelling with a garden. In contrast to these consumer preferences, governments pursue a compact-city agenda, which implies high-density and mixed-use cities. This gap between consumer preference and government policy has led many policy makers, planners and developers to design dwelling…
Sociology (5 works) · Cognitive and psychological constructs research (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)