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An architect with expertise on how architecture and urban design affect health, and mental Health in particular.
Profile Summary
Subject Matter Expertise
Services
Writing
Technical Writing,
Newswriting
Research
Feasibility Study,
Fact Checking,
Gray Literature Search,
Systematic Literature Review
Consulting
Scientific and Technical Consulting
Product Development
Formulation
Work Experience
Associate Professor
Bilkent University
September 2019 - Present 
Director
Psychological Design
February 2016 - Present
Adjunct Professor
Queensland University of Technology
February 2015 - February 2017
Research and Knowledge Lead
MAAP (Medical Architecture)
June 2013 - June 2015
Education
PhD (Faculty of Architecture Design and Planning)
University of Sydney
March 2009 - November 2012
Certifications
- Certification details not provided.
Publications
BOOK CHAPTER
(2019). Neuroscience of mental illness in the city. Urban Mental Health. p. 108-120. Oxford University Press
(2016). Affordances. Problems To Possibilities Method Cards. UTS BCII
Golembiewski, Jan(2016). Behaviour Settings. Problems To Possibilities Method Cards. UTS BCII
(2015). Salutogenic architecture in health care settings. Handbook of Salutogenics: past, present and future. p. (in preparation). Springer
Golembiewski, Jan(2013). Blind spot (mental health facilities). Australian Healthcare Design: A critical review of the design and build of healthcare infrastructure in Australia. p. 57-62. International Academy of Design and Health
(2004). Shelter . Bangun: A response manual for tsunamis and other natural disasters. p. 3.1-3.24. UNSW
Golembiewski, J. (2013). Blind spot (mental health facilities). In K. Copeland (Ed.), Australian healthcare design: A critical review of the design and build of healthcare infrastructure in australia (pp. 2-7). Stockholm and Essex: International Academy of Design and Health.
Neuroscience of mental illness in the city @inbook{RN5681, author= {Golembiewski, Jan}, title= {Neuroscience of mental illness in the city}, booktitle= {Urban Mental Health}, editor= {Bhugra, Dinesh and Ventriglio, Antonio and Castaldelli-Maia, Joao M. }, series= {Oxford Cultural Psychiatry Series}, publisher= {Oxford University Press}, address= {Oxford, UK}, chapter= {18}, year= {In press}, type= {Book Section}}. Urban Mental Health.
JOURNAL ARTICLE
Golembiewski, Jan(2019). A salutogenic retrofit. Australian Journal of Dementia Care. 8. (2). p. 15-19.
(2017). Architecture, the urban environment and severe psychosis. Part I: Aetiology . Journal of Urban Design and Mental Health. 2. (1).
(2017). The bad buildings scream – lessons from Don Dale and other failed institutions . The Conversation. (81990).
(2017). Mental health and urban design – zoning in on PTSD . Current Psychology.
(2017). Salutogenics and Residential Care for People with Dementia. Australian Journal of Dementia Care. 6. (3). p. 25-28.
(2016). Turning the city inside out for mental health . Journal of Urban Design and Mental Health. 1. (8). p. 8.
(2016). The designed environment and how it affects brain morphology and mental health . HERD. 9. (2). p. 161-171.
Golembiewski, Jan(2016). The designed environment and how it affects brain morphology and mental health . HERD. 9. (2). p. 161-171.
(2015). Making things happen: how the environment triggers action. XD Experience Design Journal. 1. (2). p. in press.
Golembiewski, Jan(2014). Introducing the concept of reflexive and automatic violence: a function of aberrant perceptual inhibition . Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy. 16. (4). p. 5-13.
(2014). Stories have the power to save us: A Neurological Framework for the Imperative to Tell Stories . Arts and Social Sciences Journal. 5. (2). p. 73-77.
(2014). Stories have the power to save us: A Neurological Framework for the Imperative to Tell Stories . Arts and Social Sciences Journal. 5. (2). p. 73-77.
(2014). Mental health facility design: The case for person-centred care . Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 49. (3). p. 203-206.
(2014). Mental health facility design: The case for person-centred care . Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 49. (3). p. 203-206.
(2014). Designing Environments for Recovery. Focus: Fellowship of Consumers and Carers Understanding Schizophrenia. 30. (5). p. 13.
(2014). Introducing the concept of reflexive and automatic violence: a function of aberrant perceptual inhibition . Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy. 16. (4). p. 5-13.
(2013). Spaces for differences: dwelling after deinstitutionalization . Facilities. 31. (9/10). p. 407--417. Emerald
Jan Golembiewski, Nathan H. Perkins(2013). Including patients, staff and visitors in the design of the psychiatric milieu . Facilities. 31. (9/10). p. 379--390. Emerald
Golembiewski, Jan(2013). Are diverse factors proxies for architectural influences? A case for architecture in the aetiology of schizophrenia . Curēus. 5. (3). p. e106.
(2013). The subcortical confinement hypothesis for schizotypal hallucinations . Curēus. 5. (5). p. e118.
Golembiewski, Jan(2013). Lost in Space: the role of the environment in the aetiology of schizophrenia. Facilities. 31. (9/10). p. 427-448.
(2013). Are diverse factors proxies for architectural influences? A case for architecture in the aetiology of schizophrenia . Curēus. 5. (3). p. e106.
Golembiewski, Jan(2013). Determinism and desire: Some neurological processes in perceiving the design object. International Journal of Design in Society. 6. (3). p. 23-36.
Golembiewski, Jan(2013). Natural disasters have unexpected impacts on mental health . The Conversation. 2013. (1). p. 11573.
(2013). The subcortical confinement hypothesis for schizotypal hallucinations . Curēus. 5. (5). p. e118.
Golembiewski, J. (2012). Psychiatric design: Using a salutogenic model for the development and management of mental health facilities. World Health Design Scientific Review, 5(2), 74-79.
Golembiewski, Jan(2012). Psychiatric design: Using a salutogenic model for the development and management of mental health facilities. World Health Design Scientific Review. 5. (2). p. 74-79.
Golembiewski, Jan(2012). Moving from theory to praxis on the fly; Introducing a salutogenic method to expedite mental healthcare provision . Australian Journal of Emergency Management. 27. (1). p. 42-47.
(2012). All common psychotic symptoms can be explained by the theory of ecological perception . Medical Hypotheses. 78. p. 7-10.
(2012). All common psychotic symptoms can be explained by the theory of ecological perception . Medical Hypotheses. 78. p. 7-10.
Golembiewski, Jan(2011). Bottom-up attention deficits when developing a personal ontology may explain the diagnostic criteria of schizophrenia. (unsubmitted).
Golembiewski, Jan(2010). There’s someone in my head, but it’s not me; the pathological ontology in schizophrenia. (unsubmitted).
Golembiewski, Jan (2010). The dopamine-mediation of perception hypothesis and the implications for schizophrenia. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 44. (Suppl. 1). p. A51.
Golembiewski, Jan(2010). There’s someone in my head, but it’s not me; the pathological ontology in schizophrenia. (unsubmitted).
(2010). Start making sense; Applying a salutogenic model to architectural design for psychiatric care . Facilities. 28. (3/4). p. 100-117.
Golembiewski, Jan(2010). Start making sense; Applying a salutogenic model to architectural design for psychiatric care . Facilities. 28. (3/4). p. 100-117.
(2010). The dopamine-mediation of perception hypothesis and the implications for schizophrenia. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 44. (Suppl. 1). p. A51.
BOOK
(2018). Magic. Transit Lounge
(2018). The Art of Storytelling Cards. Wuthering ink
Golembiewski, Jan(2013). The Architecture of the Psychiatric Milieu . 31 (9/10)Emerald
Golembiewski, Jan(2013). The Architecture of the Psychiatric Milieu . 31 (9/10)Emerald
REPORT
(2015). Bankstown/Lidcombe Hospital Masterplan Evidence Basis.
Raz, Noam and Smith, Mungo and Golembiewski, Jan(2015). Optimal Sizing - Large Academic Health Science Centres.
(2014). Mount Hagen Regional Hospital Redevelopment, Papua New Guinea. Tender Proposal for Principal Consultant | Architect (Non-Price Criteria Submission).
MAGAZINE ARTICLE
Golembiewski, J. (2013). Guest editorial: The architecture of the psychiatric milieu. Facilities, 31(9/10), 376-378.
OTHER
(2013). Westmead Health Precinct: An International Review of Optimal Sizing of Children’s & Acute Hospitals. NSW Health Infrastructure
(2010). The built environment and Schizophrenia. AAA Seminar Series Seminar. University of Sydney
DISSERTATION THESIS
Golembiewski, J. (2012). There’s something in my head (but it’s not me): The complex relationship between the built environment and schizophrenia. (PhD Thesis), University of Sydney, Sydney.
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