Aesthetic preferences of laypersons and its relationship with the conceptual properties on building façade design

Ghomeishi, Mohammad

doi:10.1080/13467581.2020.1782209

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“…Human senses experience places and buildings and the visual sense should not be considered as the only perceptual sense (Ghomeishi 2021; Ilbeigi et al, 2019; Pallasmaa 2011). Humans can perceive their surroundings through other sensory components of the body, including the ears, skin, nose, and even tongue (Pallasmaa 2011).…”

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Evaluation of Multisensory Interactions Between the Healing Built Environment and Nurses in Healthcare Nursing Stations: Case Study of Tehran Hospitals

Eftekhari

Ghomeishi

2023

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Background: Nursing stations are important features of medical centers that are constantly in use. As nursing is an inherently stressful occupation, nursing stations should be designed to minimize stress on those who must spend time there. Aim: This study evaluated the effect of environmental design factors on mitigating the stress levels on nurses in nursing stations by determining the environmental factors that most influence the perceptual senses that affect physical and psychological comfort. Methods: A quantitative approach was used to evaluate the parameters that affect the sensory perceptions of nurses in nursing stations at four hospitals in Tehran. A survey was conducted to identify environmental design parameters that affect the visual, auditory, tactile, kinesthetic, and olfactory senses. Results: The results revealed that the olfactory category scored highest, followed by the auditory, visual and tactile categories, which had similar scores, and kinesthetic was ranked last. Conclusion: A connection was revealed between the educational level of the nurses and environmental factors affecting their sensory perception in terms of materials, aesthetics and the appropriate number of windows as a visual sense, and ergonomics as a kinesthetic sense. Significantly, the gender variable differed in the Furniture variable based on comfort of seating with respect structure. Based on the results of this study, a combination of olfactory, visual, and auditory factors should be required at the nursing stations to decrease the stress level of nurses.

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Evaluation of Multisensory Interactions Between the Healing Built Environment and Nurses in Healthcare Nursing Stations: Case Study of Tehran Hospitals

Eftekhari

Ghomeishi

2023

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“…The important part of the studies consisted of those looking at the perception of architecture. In his papers, Ghomeishi (2021) introduces a set of essential terms to determine a building's façade. These are originality, complexity, transparency, and how a piece of work fits in each given space.…”

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Aspects of Coexistence between Art Glass and Architecture—Façade Graphics

Lipowicz-Budzyńska

2024

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One of the key concerns for present-day society is the need to build the environment in which we live in a sustainable way, using green solutions, but without losing the aesthetic values. The following study proves that, when applied in the right way, façade graphics support sustainability. Art glass placed inside the envelope significantly influences a number of aspects related to how a building functions, improving the quality of a given architectural space’s properties. Façade graphics have a considerable effect, as they control the intensity of light penetrating to the interior and provide support sunlight protection. Façade graphics act as a cover that controls how images filter through from the inside to the outside and from the outside to the inside. The graphics may be used to show messaging directed at the public. Art glass located in the external partition has a significant impact on several aspects of the functioning of an architectural object. In the preliminary examination, a few factors that determine the scope of such effect were identified, including the structure of the glass layer and of the image. The objective of this publication is to determine to what degree the structure of an image on glass, and the artistic means associated with it, influence the scope of the visual effect of a glass partition, as well as its functional properties, and how important for the reception of architectural space are the artistic values of glazing, in terms of its form, dynamics, composition, and colours, as well as the means by which the applied image impacts its surroundings. These means result from selection of suitable execution techniques and strategies for shaping the partition. The research concerns aspects of interconnection between graphics and the architectural space; its artistic, compositional, integrating, and covering role. The work is important in further research on the use of facade graphics in the utility and visual aspect.

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“…However, as Carl (2019) recalls Feldtkeller (1989), when we consider architecture, it goes beyond simple separation. It states both an environmental compartment (Kamal 2020) and an aesthetical manifestation (Ghomeishi 2021). The elevation is an envelopment of function and a building's structure.…”

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“…Site studies considered many and varied cases, where we present samples from this selection) and were performed on collections of gathered graphical material: photographs, drawings and schemes. On the basis of previous considerations and divisions found in literature (Carl 2019;Le Corbusier 1985;Gregory 2008;Ghomeishi 2021), analysis considered:…”

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The Architectural Typology of Contemporary Façades for Public Buildings in the European Context

Jablonska¹,

Telesińska²,

Adamska³

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In contemporary architecture, a border between an exterior and an interior—a façade—is variously designed in terms of form, style, response to climate or culture, individual approach or tools used. Despite the diversity and multi-tread theoretical and practical discourse, the Authors propose the typology of contemporary façades for public buildings (open to society) in the context of European cities by extracting comprehensive architectural features. The term systematic reflects the complexness of the issue by the newly proposed element. Namely, it is a representation of a particular architectural feature with the use of scale. The elaboration consists of (1) an introduction with a literature review and thesis, (2) our aim and method, (3) a historical background; case studies, and systematics introduction (4) conclusions with typology proposal.

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Aesthetic preferences of laypersons and its relationship with the conceptual properties on building façade design

Cited by 14 publications

References 51 publications

Evaluation of Multisensory Interactions Between the Healing Built Environment and Nurses in Healthcare Nursing Stations: Case Study of Tehran Hospitals

Evaluation of Multisensory Interactions Between the Healing Built Environment and Nurses in Healthcare Nursing Stations: Case Study of Tehran Hospitals

Aspects of Coexistence between Art Glass and Architecture—Façade Graphics

The Architectural Typology of Contemporary Façades for Public Buildings in the European Context

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