The physical and psychological well-being of the occupants is an important aspect of the process of spatial planning. People should be comfortable with the scale and proportion of architecture. If the room is too big or too small, people feel out of place.
Furniture should be scaled to fit for comfort and arranged for a particular purpose and efficiency. User-friendly furniture should also be easy to move or rearrange and clean. Some terms in terms of design and comfort are humanAnthropometry, ergonomics, and proxemics.
Anthropometry studies the size and proportions of the human body. Research in this field identifies typical human height, width and drawings in various poses. This information can be used to request an optimal space and determine the level of mobility and physical strength required of the end user.
Ergonomics is the study of people and their reactions to different working conditions and environments. Ergonomic design data availableInformation on aspects such as comfortable seating and visual and auditory. For example, a chair of the computer, back up, arms and legs offers support are said to be ergonomic.
Proxemics studies the use of space by humans in a particular culture. Everyone has an invisible area amenities or the area surrounding space as "space bubble". Result, if a person comes with a bubble smaller space and a person associated with a widerSpace bubble. The designer can use this information to make the rooms with furniture, the special needs of comfort and space, in particular, to establish a non-residential.
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