Analysis and Model on Harmonization Between Urban Landscape and Buildings

Uchiyama, Naoko; Shibata, Tatsuya

doi:10.3130/aija.73.241

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“…A large amount of data exists showing awareness differences among subjects, where ordinary users and designers evaluate civil structures including bridges from different point of views [1][2][3]. Research has been made abundantly also on topics such as landscape evaluation/support system and search via database in the construction and urban planning fields [4][5][6]. We also paid attention on Kansei engineering techniques [7] that have been already applied in fields such as product marketing.…”

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Establishment of Kansei Database and Application to Design for Consensus Building

Yasuda¹,

Shiraki

2010

Kansei Engineering International Journal

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Abstract:Reflecting the recent social background where the importance of bridge landscape design is recognized and the new business style of citizen-involved infrastructure development has started, there has been a growing need of design where aesthetic feeling of actual users is reflected. In this research, a focus has been placed on the Kansei engineering technique where users' needs are reflected on product development. A questionnaire survey has been conducted for bridge engineers who are most intensively involved in design work and students as actual users. The result was analyzed by factor analysis and the Hayashi's quantification methods (category I). A tool required at consensus-building occasions has been created to change design elements and display accompanying evaluation difference while using the Kansei database.

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