Visitor studies bibliography - European Association of Zoos and ...

GRUFFUDD (P.), 2000: Biological cultivation: Lubetkin’s modernism at London Zoo in the 1930s. In: PHILO (C.) &
WILBERT (C.) (eds.): Animal spaces, beastly places: new geographies of human-animal relations. London, Routledge:
222-42.
HANCOCKS (D.), 1971: Animals and architecture. London/New York, Hugh Evelyn/Praeger. 200 pp.
KELLERT (S.R.), 2005: Building for life: designing and understanding the human-nature connection. Washington,
Island Press.
KIRSTEN (F.), 1997: Architektur im Zoo – ein Dialog. [Architecture in the zoo – a dialogue.] Jahresbericht Zool.
Garten Schwerin 1996: 33-37.
LAMBTON (L.), 1985: Beastly buildings. The National Trust book of architecture for animals. London, Jonathan
Cape.
MARLING (K.A.) (ed.), 1997: Designing Disney’s theme parks. The architecture of reassurance. Montreal,
SOMMER (R.), 1974: Tight spaces: Hard architecture and how to humanize it. Englewood Cliffs, Prentice-Hall.
SOMMER (R.), 1983: Social design: creating buildings with people in mind. Englewood Cliffs, Prentice-Hall.
STACH (G.), 1974: Stilepochen zoologischer Gebaüde. Deutsches Architektenblatt 23: 1585-88.
ULRICH (R.S.), 1991: Effects of interior design on wellness. J. of Health Care Interior Design, Spring 1991.
WALLING BLACKBURN (M.), 2000: Saigon Zoo: Beauty and the Beast: the subtropical adventure of possession.
Loud Paper 3(2).
http://www.loudpapermag.com/articles/saigon-zoo-beauty-and-the-beast-the-subtropical-architecture-of-possession
Zoo and aquarium exhibit philosophies
ON-GOING OR UNPUBLISHED STUDIES
MAIER (G.), 2003: The zoo as a place for experiences: a communication science-based research of staging principles
in international zoos and in the Schönbrunn Zoo. Thesis. Wien, Univ. Wien.
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: ZOO AND AQUARIUM EXHIBIT PHILOSOPHIES – GENERAL
AXELSSON (T.) & MAY (S.), 2008: Constructed landscapes in zoos and heritage. Int’l J. Heritage Studies 14(1): 43-
59. Abstract: www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~content=a787690134~db=all~order=page
BERGER (J.), 1980: Why look at animals? In: BERGER (J.): About looking. New York, Pantheon.
BERGER (J.), 1982: Why look at animals ? In: BARZDO (J.), BERGER (J.), RAWLENCE (C.) & ROBERTS (J.):
Zoos. Four exhibitions at the Institute of Contemporary Arts. London, ICA: 7-9.
BERKOVITS (A.), 1996: Kiss & tell: an insider’s view of the relationship between zoo designers and educators. AZA
Annual Conf. Proc.: 51-54.
BIERLEIN (J.), 2003: Exhibit design and the aesthetic of nature. AZA Communiqué, March 2003.
www.zoolex.org/publication/bierlein/design_wpz.html
BITGOOD (S.) & PATTERSON (D.), 1987: Principles of exhibit design. Visitor Behav. 2(1) & In: BITGOOD (S.)
(ed.), 2011: Social design in museums. The psychology of visitor studies. Collected essays. Vol. Two. Edinburgh,
MuseumsEtc. : 10-20.
Looking at people looking at animals – version 5.0
An international bibliography on visitor experience studies and exhibit evaluation in zoos and aquariums
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