评估大流行病爆发期间人们对室内空间设计优先考虑的范式转变

Damanpreet Chugh, Prabhjot Kaur
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这项调查揭示了在大流行病爆发期间,人们对空间室内设计的优先考虑发生了变化。它重新审视了影响物理空间整体安排变化的问题。研究确定了五个构件,以验证大流行病爆发期间人们处理空间区域(特别是住房)的方法发生了范式转变。研究表明,居民对住房室内设计的处理方式发生了强烈的范式转变。研究还讨论了在 COVID-19 期间待在家里所面临的问题、大流行期间的空间布局、大流行期间空间的实用性,以及通过设计影响实现所需的复原力的目标。结构化问卷调查共有 404 名参与者,采用滚雪球抽样技术,在昌迪加尔首都地区(CCR)(即昌迪加尔、莫哈里和潘奇库拉)各住宅区的政策制定者、规划师、建筑师、室内设计师和普通市民中进行分配,他们就 COVID-19 期间面临的各种问题做出了回应。早先被视为休闲、安全和储藏空间的住宅单元,现在被视为在线课程、办公、游戏区、娱乐和锻炼区。后 COVID-19 时代改变了宜居空间的面貌,提供了一个新的思维过程,使空间布局变得独一无二,可以进一步同时满足多种兴趣。缺乏适当的空间用于上课、开会、办公和其他感兴趣的活动,改变了人们对空间的看法。Covid-19 时代的空间为重新思考宜居空间的设计提供了新的契机。与通风不良、阴暗和没有开放空间的空间相比,适应性更强、自然采光更好、通风更好和开放空间更多的空间可能具有更强的复原潜力。显然,在研究中,与居住在有规划、有空间的住宅单元中的人相比,贫困人群更容易受到 Covid 感染,他们的康复期可能更长。
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AN ASSESSMENT OF PARADIGM SHIFT IN PEOPLE’S PRIORITIES TOWARD INTERIOR DESIGNING OF SPACE DURING THE PANDEMIC OUTBREAK
This investigation surfaces a thought of change in peoples’ priorities toward Interior design of space during the Pandemic outbreak. It re-examines the issues that influenced the change in the overall arrangement of a physical space. Five constructs were identified to validate the paradigm shift in peoples’ approach to dealing with spatial areas specifically in housing during the pandemic outbreak. The research study has shown a strong paradigm shift in the resident’s approach to the interior design of housing. The research study also discusses about the issues faced while stay at home during COVID-19, spatial layout during the pandemic, the utility of space during the pandemic, and targeting to achieve the required resilience through design implications. There were 404 participants considered in the structured questionnaire survey where the snowball sample technique to distribute among the policymakers, planners, architects, interior designers, and general citizens, from various residential areas in the Chandigarh Capital Region (CCR) i.e., Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula who responded on varied issues faced during COVID-19.The outlook of people’s approach and interior design community to post-COVID has offered a new opportunity to re-look at the spatial arrangement of interior space. The residential dwelling units that were earlier considered for relaxation, safety, and storage are now considered for online classes, office work, play areas, recreation, and exercise areas. The post-COVID-19 era has changed the outlook of habitable space by providing a new thought process to visualize a spatial layout uniquely, which may further full-fill multiple interests at the same time.The research study not only focuses on residential dwelling units but also on the way people used their spaces and issues faced. Lack of proper spaces for classes, meetings, office works and other interested have changed the outlook people have perceive their spaces. And spaces during Covid-19 era have offered a fresh opportunity to rethink the design of any habitable space. Spaces with better adaptability, natural light, ventilation, and open spaces may have more potential of resilience than the space having poor ventilation, dingy and no open spaces. Clearly, in the research people of underprivileged were more susceptible to Covid infection and their recovery period may be longer as compared to the people living in planned and spaces residential dwelling units.
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