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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Housing & Interior Design

Objectives: Analyze needs, values, and goals as they relate to lifestyle and life cycle. List the levels of Maslow’ s Pyramid. Explain how housing can meet each need of Maslow’ s pyramid.

Housing Any dwelling that provides shelter. Near Environment: Refers to what is within or near the shelter. Furnishings neighborhood, and community. Total Environment: All of your interactions with people and buildings as well as different geological areas outside your dwelling place, neighborhood, and local community.

Hierarchy of Needs According to Abraham Maslow there are 5 basic levels Maslow presented these levels in a hierarchy, or ranking He ranked them from most essential to least You must meet the 1st level before moving on to the next.

SELF-ACTUALIZATION SELF-ESTEEM LOVE / BELONGING SAFETY / SECURITY PHYSICAL NEEDS

Physical Needs Basic Needs: Required for Survival Food Shelter Clothing Wants: Things you would like to have or do. Your needs must be satisfied before you’re able to think about anything else. Housing examples?

SELF-ACTUALIZATION SELF-ESTEEM LOVE / BELONGING SAFETY / SECURITY PHYSICAL NEEDS

Safety / Security Protects you from physical harm. You feel both physically and emotional secure. Feeling safe from threats and danger. You need to feel safe in your surroundings and know what to expect. Housing examples?

SELF-ACTUALIZATION SELF-ESTEEM LOVE / BELONGING SAFETY / SECURITY PHYSICAL NEEDS

Love / Belonging You need to feel loved and accepted. Praise Support Companionship Acceptance Recognition Love Housing examples?

SELF-ACTUALIZATION SELF-ESTEEM LOVE / BELONGING SAFETY / SECURITY PHYSICAL NEEDS

Self-Esteem Knowing you have value and self-worth. Need for respect. You know others are pleased with who you are. By acquiring esteem, you gain confidence and feel needed in the world. Housing examples?

SELF-ACTUALIZATION SELF-ESTEEM LOVE / BELONGING SAFETY / SECURITY PHYSICAL NEEDS

Self-Actualization Reaching your fullest potential. Ultimate level of fulfillment and satisfaction. To reach this level, all other levels must be met. Concern for self, others, & society Housing examples?

Assignment: Complete the Maslow’ s Hierarchy Worksheet. On the back of the worksheet, cut out a magazine picture of a home and explain how this home would satisfy each of their needs according to Maslow’s Hierarchy.