Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System
Open-plan System (OPS) furniture nowadays becoming a trend for student's design studios in Malaysia university. Currently, there were no specific design criteria for OPS used by students. Besides, there was no standard evaluation technique to validate the relevancy of the product to the curr...
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| description | Open-plan System (OPS) furniture nowadays becoming a trend for student's design
studios in Malaysia university. Currently, there were no specific design criteria for
OPS used by students. Besides, there was no standard evaluation technique to validate
the relevancy of the product to the current user. There is a need to review the existing
design criteria of OPS furniture used by students. To sustain the product quality in the
future, the developed priority of design criteria will be used to create an evaluation
form technique that is called Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation™ (PODE). This study
seeks to identify the priority of design criteria of the OPS furniture for students used.
This study also develops the PODE™ technique of OPS furniture standard guidance
design criteria for students used. This study adopted a mixed- method approach. The
first is qualitative method used in this study was through the researcher's experience as
a student, review of literature, close-ended interview to gain the Designer Voice (DV),
Participatory Design (PD) to gain the User Voice (UV), and pilot test on the Design
Evaluation (DE) survey form development. While the quantitative method used in this
study through the DE survey to identify the priority of design criteria of OPS furniture
and the top rank of user’s requirement. The DE Form is a novel approach by the
researcher that adopting the structure of House of Quality (HOQ) in Quality Function
Deployment (QFD) approach. This study revealed that the priority of design criteria
lead by the usability while sketching, ergonomic of the table, aesthetic in color, and
function in flexibility. Other than that, the result also reveals that the user
requirement change height and angle of a table for sketching has majority voted
through the DE analysis. The PODE™ form has adopted the concept of the
Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) which is focused on design evaluation as a template
for a designer to evaluate the design in the future. It can be summarized that the
priority of design criteria of OPS furniture used by the student are gained from the
user’s opinion and thought which led to user satisfaction. PODE™ technique
contributes to stakeholders for future furniture planning for student's studio which are
the standard guidance for the designer to refer in future furniture design that will
provide a quality product that meets the student's needs. |
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| spelling | upm-1205122025-10-13T06:35:19Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/120512/ Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System Suaimi, Nursyuhada Open-plan System (OPS) furniture nowadays becoming a trend for student's design studios in Malaysia university. Currently, there were no specific design criteria for OPS used by students. Besides, there was no standard evaluation technique to validate the relevancy of the product to the current user. There is a need to review the existing design criteria of OPS furniture used by students. To sustain the product quality in the future, the developed priority of design criteria will be used to create an evaluation form technique that is called Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation™ (PODE). This study seeks to identify the priority of design criteria of the OPS furniture for students used. This study also develops the PODE™ technique of OPS furniture standard guidance design criteria for students used. This study adopted a mixed- method approach. The first is qualitative method used in this study was through the researcher's experience as a student, review of literature, close-ended interview to gain the Designer Voice (DV), Participatory Design (PD) to gain the User Voice (UV), and pilot test on the Design Evaluation (DE) survey form development. While the quantitative method used in this study through the DE survey to identify the priority of design criteria of OPS furniture and the top rank of user’s requirement. The DE Form is a novel approach by the researcher that adopting the structure of House of Quality (HOQ) in Quality Function Deployment (QFD) approach. This study revealed that the priority of design criteria lead by the usability while sketching, ergonomic of the table, aesthetic in color, and function in flexibility. Other than that, the result also reveals that the user requirement change height and angle of a table for sketching has majority voted through the DE analysis. The PODE™ form has adopted the concept of the Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) which is focused on design evaluation as a template for a designer to evaluate the design in the future. It can be summarized that the priority of design criteria of OPS furniture used by the student are gained from the user’s opinion and thought which led to user satisfaction. PODE™ technique contributes to stakeholders for future furniture planning for student's studio which are the standard guidance for the designer to refer in future furniture design that will provide a quality product that meets the student's needs. 2021-05 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/120512/1/120512%20%28edited%29.pdf Suaimi, Nursyuhada (2021) Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System. Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia. http://ethesis.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/18503 Furniture design - Evaluation College students Furniture - Malaysia Ergonomic design - Standards |
| spellingShingle | Furniture design - Evaluation College students Furniture - Malaysia Ergonomic design - Standards Suaimi, Nursyuhada Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System |
| title | Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System |
| title_full | Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System |
| title_fullStr | Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System |
| title_full_unstemmed | Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System |
| title_short | Development of Post-Occupancy Design Evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future Open-plan System |
| title_sort | development of post-occupancy design evaluation technique as a design studio criteria for future open-plan system |
| topic | Furniture design - Evaluation College students Furniture - Malaysia Ergonomic design - Standards |
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