Johanna Eriksson
Johanna Eriksson research focus lies in production of knowledge and management of design-driven dialogue processes in front end activities of building and planning projects.
She is a part of the management of Centre for Health Care Architecture and works with research in collaboration with public and private actors interested in developing knowledge about health care facilities. Johanna also takes part in education on both bachelor and master level and in education for professionals.
Johanna shares her time between Chalmers and Sweco in Malmö
Showing 10 publications
Rethinking Day Surgery Model of Care and Built Environment: A Design Dialogue Study
Multimodal Interaction in Collaborative Design of a Healthcare Space: A Social Semiotic Approach
How Virtual Reality is used when involving healthcare staff in the design process
Public management in turbulent times: COVID‐19 as an ecosystem disruptor
Designdrivna dialoger för arkitektur och samhällsbyggnad
User involvement in Swedish residential building projects: a stakeholder perspective
Mapping a framework for co-design in healthcare buildings - an empirical study
Attitudes and experiences of user involvement in early stages of residential building projects
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Konceptual program, primary health care facilities
Strengthening Architecture and Built Environment Research - SABRE