Study On The Relationship Between Environment Design And Behavioral Psychology In Anhua New Countryside Planning

House,as a spiritual and material civilization carrier,is not only a place for people to stay,but also a healthy,ecological,comfortable,and safe accommodation for people to live.However,the currently Chinese new countryside planning researches mostly focus on architectural forms and their decorations.Although human's behavioral psychology,environment,and spatial relationships were involved,it lacked discussion of the relationship between different spatial types and behavioral psychology.In our modern society,the fast increase in population,the sharp reduction of natural resources,and the environmental pollution significantly deteriorate the ecology,and the previously extensive development of housing system didn 't improve people's living quality.Based on such research background,this thesis studies the relationship between environmental design and behavioral psychology in the new countryside planning.The research in this thesis includes six chapters:Chapter 1 proposals the topic,research aim and value,and research methods.Chapter 2 is the theory introduction part that discusses the impact factors in environmental design from the views of behavioral psychology,egonomics and environmental behavior.Chapter 3 reviews the research progress at home and abroad,and employs case studies to understand the idea of “design for human” that makes use of the matching point between behavioral psychology and architectural space.Chapter 4 investigates the relationship between behavioral psychology and living space design,including how to define the a rchitectural space by using the idea of behavioral psychology,and how the design of architectural space will affect behavioral psychology.Chapter 5 combines and updates the various architectural space design described in chapter 4,and proposes more strategies and methods to conduct the project.Chapter 6 presents the research design for the practical project,and discusses the relationship between behavioral psychology and architectural space.