在2019冠状病毒病后,居住者和设计师的空间布局方法发生了变化

Damanpreet Chugh, Prabhjot Kaur
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该研究的目的是为在covid-19后参考内部空间布局改变居住者的方法提供思路,并重新审视影响住宅和办公室内部空间变化的因素。确定了五个结构,以证明居住者在内部空间空间布局方面的变化。设计方法包括400名昌迪加尔-三邦的参与者回答问卷。问卷在初步研究后定稿,并考虑了文献综述中提到的标准量表项目。采用卡方、单方差分析检验研究工具对提出的研究模型进行了分析。调查结果表明,有必要对covid-19后所需的内部住房空间进行改造。许多指标显示,由于房屋特点、邻里便利设施、收入水平、职业类型和家庭规模,人们的行为发生了重大变化。大流行期间居住者方法的变化为有抱负的室内设计师、执业室内设计师和学者提供了重新考虑他们对住房内部空间规划的方法的机会。该研究表明,在以下方面发生了巨大变化:(i)居住者在covid - 19后的空间安排方面的方法;(ii) covid - 19后的室内设计方法;(iii)通过设计应对未来流行病冲击的急需的弹性。在2019冠状病毒病/后covid-19期间,居住者和设计师的方法发生了变化,可以考虑重新构想室内布局、在家工作空间、灵活空间、可转换家具、内部娱乐空间、锻炼空间以及适合自我隔离的医疗空间。
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APPRISING THE CHANGE IN OCCUPANTS’ AND DESIGNERS’ APPROACH APROPOS SPATIAL LAYOUTS POST-COVID-19
The purpose of the study provides thought to change in occupants’ approach in reference to internal spatial layouts post-covid-19 and re-examines the factors that influenced the change in internal spaces of residences and offices. Five constructs are identified to prove the change in occupants’ approach in reference to spatial layouts post-covid-19 in internal spaces.The Design methodology includes 400 participants of Chandigarh-Tricity responded to the questionnaire. The questionnaire was finalized after a pilot study and considered standard scale items referred from the literature review. A chi-square, one-ANOVA test research tool has been applied for the analysis of the proposed research model.The findings show that there is a need for transformation of the internal housing spaces required post-covid-19. Many of the indicators have shown significant changes in behaviour due to characteristics of the house, neighborhood amenities, income levels, occupation types and household size. The change in occupants’ approach during the pandemic offers an opportunity for aspiring interior designers, practicing interior designers, and academicians to reconsider their approach towards the planning of internal spaces in housing.The research study has shown a strong change in (i) the occupant’s approach in reference to spatial arrangements post-covid and (ii) the interior design approach post-covid and (iii) achieving much-required resilience through design from future Pandemics shocks.The change in occupant’s and designer’s approach during covid-19/post- covid-19 has offered to consider reimagining interior layouts, work-from-home spaces, flexible spaces, convertible furniture, in-house recreational spaces, work-out spaces, and spaces suitable for self-isolation for medical purposes.
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