IJESD 2017 Vol.8(7): 512-516
doi: 10.18178/ijesd.2017.8.7.1006

Analysis of the Environmental Design and Quality to Increase Human Performance and Behavior

suzianti@eng.ui.ac.id , Jessica Suradi , Hutami Nadya , felisa.fitriani@gmail.com , Mhd. Faiq Pradilla , Nabila Priscandy Poetri

  • Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia

Abstract

Environmental design and quality has been knownto have strong influence toward productivity and behavior. Thisresearch aims to discover the effect of Indoor EnvironmentalQuality (IEQ) to human performance and discover the optimalcombination of the IEQ aspects. This research also aims toexamine human preference towards atmospheric cues to changetheir shopping behavior, in this case taking an example fromairport shopping area. Combining both of these studies willdraw a clear picture of the environmental design effect towardsperformance and behavior – which in this case is shoppingbehavior. Based on the research it’s found that temperature of23.5oC, lighting of 500 lux and blue room color is the optimumcombination in working environment, and store with in-storevisibility, cool colors on window display, floors, wall and ceiling,and bright lighting for airport hallway is the preferred option inshopping area.

Keywords

  • Choice-based conjoint
  • human performance
  • indoor environment quality
  • purchase intention
1006-MS0062

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suzianti@eng.ui.ac.id, Jessica Suradi, Hutami Nadya, felisa.fitriani@gmail.com, Mhd. Faiq Pradilla, and Nabila Priscandy Poetri, "Analysis of the Environmental Design and Quality to Increase Human Performance and Behavior," International Journal of Environmental Science and Development, vol. 8, no. 7, pp. 512-516, 2017. https://doi.org/10.18178/ijesd.2017.8.7.1006

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