Abstract:

It gives the structures size and shape along with the shape, dimensions and other structural characteristics of the human body. The sufficiency of the size-form characteristics of structures is effective in the formation of healthy environments by satisfying the needs arising from human anthropometric dimensions, biological, psychological and sociological structure. Due to structures that do not meet the needs, a variety of health problems may be seen in a person as a result of biological and psychological difficulties. This study has studied the effects of the dimensional-formal characteristics of structures on human health. The inappropriation of dimensional-formal characteristics to humans primarily disrupts the working orders of biological systems. The muscle-skelet, circulation and respiratory systems are directly affected; structural disorders in the spine, pain in the muscles in the bones, scattered inflammation, loss of sense, fractures, fractures, fractures, swelling, swelling, difficulty breathing, etc. Health problems can be seen. Human feelings and behaviors are also influenced by the size and shape characteristics of structures. Comfort, safety, aesthetic values, standards, etc. Designed without paying attention to the factors, the dimensional-form characteristics that will negatively affect a person’s feelings and behaviors, insomnia, appetite, fatigue, crying, laughing, etc. Causes behavior disorders. When the negative disorders that cause these behavioral disorders are not eliminated, psychosomatic diseases occur. To reduce the problems affected by the characteristics of structures, the needs and actions toward the three structures and the dimensional-formal characteristics of the person should be investigated, the most suitable structural dimensions and form characteristics should be designed for the person.

Abstract:

It gives dimension and form to the structures with the shape, dimensions and other structural features of the human body. The adequacy of the size-form features of the buildings is effective in the formation of healthy environments by meeting the needs of people arising from their anthropometric measurements, biological, psychological and sociological structure. Due to the structures that do not meet the needs, various health problems can be seen in humans as a result of biological and psychological stresses. In this study, the effects of dimensional-formal properties of structures on human health were investigated. The incompatibility of dimensional-formal features with humans primarily disrupts the working order of biological systems. Musculoskeletal, circulatory and respiratory systems are directly affected; structural disorders in the spine, painful and painful inflammations in the bones and muscles, loss of sensation, tears, fractures, cracks, edema, swelling, difficulty in breathing, etc. health problems may occur. Human emotions and behaviors are also affected by the size and shape of the structures. Comfort, safety, aesthetic values, norms, etc. Dimensional-formal features, insomnia, loss of appetite, fatigue, crying, laughing, etc., which are designed without paying attention to the factors, that will negatively affect the emotions and behaviors of people. cause behavioral disorders. When the negativities that create these behavioral disorders are not eliminated, psychosomatic diseases occur. In order to reduce the problems affected by the characteristics of the buildings, the needs and actions for the three structures of the human and their dimensional-formal characteristics should be investigated, and the most suitable structural size and shape features should be designed.

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