Arkitekturens betydelse för mänskligt välbefinnande : Fasadens estetik och det offentliga rummet ur Malmös fastighetsförmedlares perspektiv

Sammanfattning: The purpose of the thesis is to investigate what broker students and professional brokers in Malmö perceive as aesthetically pleasing. This means analyzing the effect that architecture has on human well-being. That raises the questions why today it is not built in accordance with what the people want to feel good about and What are the values ​​and properties that make a particular form of building perceived as more aesthetically pleasing than another and how are those related to what is being built in Malmö today.    The study is based on a hypothesis that many of the buildings that are being erected today do not correspond to the aesthetics that people want to see, so non-professionals were also asked to answer the questions in the survey to get a better overall picture. The discussion regarding the growth of cities has become more extensive and more tangible, especially when it comes to the debate about aesthetics, that means about how new buildings are designed and shaped. It is thus understood that the aesthetic values ​​of architecture have an effect on people's experience, therefore it should be considered important to examine what Malmö City's residents want to see built and experienced. However, it is a difficult task to measure and satisfy the individual opinions of all Malmö residents. The architectural value of a building thus appears to be an important part of the social environment, whereupon it is interesting and relevant to study the impact its aesthetics have on future and active real estate agents.    The assumption for the study was that many of the buildings being erected today do not match the aesthetics that people want to see and find appealing. In summary, the survey shows that the respondents have a reasonably unanimous view regarding what characterizes an aesthetically pleasing property, i.e. buildings whose facades have a richness of detail.