Rooms & Corridors

Visual and Non-Visual aesthetics - Visual and Non-Visual aesthetics ---------- 1. Listening to music in your room 2. Visual array for meditating or relaxing in your room 3. Getting fresh air into your room 4. Unwelcome noise other than someone else's music 5. Looking at the landscape from your window 6. Decorating your room to form a pleasing visual composition 7. Keeping plants in some portion of the room 8. Being thermally comfortable or uncomfortable 9. Size and positioning of room windows 10. Qualities of the corridors

Task Performance - Task Performance ---------- 11. Studying in your room 12. Studying in a small group in room 13. Fixing food in your room 14. Having enough space for clothing 15. Having enough space, outlets for electronic equipment 16. Arranging things in your room to work better 17. Hearing noise which interferes with work or sleeping 18. Locking the room door when going out to the bathroom 19. Keeping and emptying garbage 20. Being ripped off through your open window 21. General accessibility 22. General adjacency

Territories - Social Territories ---------- 23. Socializing and watching TV with friends 24. Eating in a group 25. Playing games with others 26. Having privacy from your roommate 27. Watching TV by yourself 28. Marking your territory in a shared room 29. Feeling crowded in a shared or single room 30. Other people being able to see into your room from the outside 31. Romancing in the room 32. Hanging out with friends in your corridor and feeling a part of your wing 33. Having a small terrace adjacent to your wings 34. Living in a mixed or separate gender wing 35. Impact of different shapes of corridors 36. Having guests stay over in your room

Cultural Expression - Cultural Expression ---------- 37. Making a good first impression on friends and relatives 38. Personalizing your room or corridor 39. Do you call your room "home"? 40. Celebrating special events in your room 41. Differences between men's and women's wings

Bathrooms

Visual and Non-Visual aesthetics - Visual and Non-visual Aesthetics ---------- 42. Pleasing or displeasing light, color and/or composition of form 43. Comfortable or uncomfortable acoustics 44. Control of unpleasant odors 45. Comfortable or uncomfortable temperatures 46. Showering as a relaxing experience

Task Performance - Task Performance ---------- 47. Using the shower stalls 48. Using the toilet stall 49. Using the sinks and mirrors 50. Dressing 51. Finding out information about upcoming events and opportunities 52. Opening bathroom doors 53. Being accessible 54. Custodians cleaning up the bathrooms

Territories - Social Territories ---------- 55. Meeting and maintaining contact with friends on your wing 56. Negative territoriality or lack of privacy

Cultural Expression - Cultural Expression ---------- 57. Personalizing your bathroom

Public Spaces

Wayfinding - Wayfinding ---------- 58. Describing to visitors how to find La Paz on the UA campus 59. Finding the parkig lot to the rear of the building 60. Finding your room the first day 61. Describing to others how to get to your room or finding other rooms 62. Finding the exit in an emergency 63. Feeling pleasantly intrigued or uncomfortable about unknown parts of La Paz 64. Accessible routes 65. Mistaking the faculty office for the exit when leaving the lobby 66. Trying to find the Oro Belle conference room

Visual and Non-Visual aesthetics - Visual and Non-Visual aesthetics ---------- 67. Listening to or making music 68. Studying in an aesthetic space 69. Meditating or relaxing in a quiet space 70. Choosing a route through La Paz because of its aesthetic quality 71. Enjoying or not enjoying the alternating inside and outside spaces 72. Listening, smelling or feeling climate changes or other scents 73. Noticing unpleasant odors 74. Hearing annoying noise 75. Looking at the larger landscape from locations within La Paz 76. Appreciating the composition of elements in architectural form 77. Sunbathing and physical exercise 78. General quality of light

Task Performance - Task Performance ---------- 79. Studying in a quiet place 80. Studying in an active or group space 81. Participating in a larger group meeting or class 82. Fixing a meal or washing dishes in the two kitchen 83. Doing laundry 84. Picking up mail, messages and packages in the lobby 85. Using the public restroom 86. Storing large items outside of your room 87. Parking your bicycle in a secure location 88. Parking your car conveniently close to La Paz 89. Arranging things in public spaces to fit the occasion 90. Being picked up or dropped off by auto, deliveries 91. Being adjacent to things on campus and off 92. Having a work space to make things, school projects, hobbies, etc. 93. Bringing groceries or heavy goods in from rear parking lot 94. Walking safely on wet surfaces 95. Having to open and close heavy doors all the time 96. Accessibility 97. Using the vending machines 98. Safety issues discussed by administrators 99. Custodians moving carts through many doors 100. Custodial storage and distribution 101. Other custodial issues

Social Territories - Social Territories ---------- 102. Meeting family or guests somewhere other than your room 103. Watching TV with friends 104. Watching people 105. Feeling watched by staff 106. Hanging out with or running into friends 107. Finding friends to eat with either in the room or off site 108. Getting to know people in other wings 109. Having a smoke 110. Feeling crowded or confined 111. Being inhibited from entering some public area 112. Being save at night in the vicinity of La Paz 113. Being safe inside the building day or night 114. Being around or avoiding the opposite gender 115. How residents tell male from female wings 116. Being aware of certain areas where disruptive behavior occurs 117. Wheelchairs having to take separate routes from friends

Cultural Expression - Cultural Expression ---------- 118. Making a good first impression on friends and relatives 119. Calling the larger La Paz "home" 120. Does La Paz have a particular style? 121. Having a unique reputation among the other residence halls 122. Belonging to the University of Arizona "community" 123. Participating in scheduled events, celebrations, performances in special spaces 124. Expressing Hall Government