Indicators for Measuring Satisfaction Towards Design Quality of Buildings

Suratkon, Azeanita; Chan, Chee‐Ming; Jusoh, Safuan

doi:10.21660/2016.24.1284

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“…The building design is essential to identify the housing quality and residents' quality of life in high-density housing. In order to measure residents' satisfaction towards the building quality, natural lighting is among the design quality and relevant indicators to be adopted in the Malaysian construction industry (Suratkon & Jusoh, 2015). Lighting is one of the building elements that the residents directly perceive and should be in good condition (Adeleye et al, 2014).…”

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Indoor and Outdoor Air and Lighting Quality Assessment in High-Rise Low-Cost Housing in Penang

Arshard

Arminda

Kadir

2022

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Georgetown, the capital of Penang Island, records the second highest density in Malaysia. On the other hand, those with lower economic status mostly live in low-cost, high-density vertical housing with indoor and outdoor environmental quality. Such housing conditions have severe implications on the residents’ comfort. Hence, this study adopted the mixed-method approach to assess indoor and outdoor air and lighting quality in high-rise low-cost housing. The qualitative approach was deployed to observe three low-cost high-rise housing in Penang while the second approach was quantitative data collected using a survey questionnaire distributed to households in the case study area. This study aims to identify the current environment indoor and outdoor lighting quality in low-cost high-rise housing. The three low-cost housing areas investigated in this study, namely, Taman Ampang Jaya (TAJ) (Seberang Jaya Utara (SPU) district), Halaman Kenanga (HK) (Daerah Timur Laut (DLT) district), and Idaman Seroja (IS) (Daerah Barat Daya (DBD) district), had more than 200 units. Resultantly, the three-housing had an average air and lighting quality, whereas the corridor indicated poor lighting, as well as foul and unhealthy air. Indoor and outdoor air quality and lighting in high-rise housing are related to the environment surrounding the site.

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Indoor and Outdoor Air and Lighting Quality Assessment in High-Rise Low-Cost Housing in Penang

Arshard

Arminda

Kadir

2022

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“…Te design quality indicator (DQI) supported by the construction industry council in the UK has been used as a complementary system for measuring performance in construction and aims to capture the perceptions of design quality associated with buildings. Te DQI consisting of three main building assessment categories, including function, build quality, and impact, enables the client to defne their aspirations that obtain the project's success and then measures the project success against these aspirations [25,26,31,36]. Te DQI assesses a wider range of considerations than other building environmental assessment tools, so it can be considered one of the most useful tools to improve the design, functionality, and sustainability of a building [31].…”

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Value Creation Assessment Tool for Green Buildings: Development and Implementation

Alattyih

Haider

Alsohiman

2022

Advances in Civil Engineering

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Green buildings are predestined for the sustainability of arid regions. Presently, professionals working on building construction projects have no assessment tool that integrates value creation and associated risks in the development phase to enhance the value created by green buildings. The present study developed and tested a value creation assessment tool to evaluate the total added value and associated risks that can impact the created value by green building design. The tool consisting of 51 performance value drivers and 35 risk factors was tested on three different buildings in Saudi Arabia. Using a questionnaire survey, each of these projects was scored by its value engineering team and weighted mean scores (Wms) as percentages were calculated. The study revealed that the environmental driver was given less importance in the design process with Wms of less than 60% for all three types of buildings, while the functional driver was given higher importance with Wms of 80% or more. All the buildings showed moderate financial risks ranging between 40 and 50% and a higher potential of management risks with scores around 60% or higher. A wide variation between 20 and 60% was observed for operational risks. The study also found that large-scale buildings are less threatened by financial risks. The developed tool will facilitate the stakeholders and designers in identifying project development contextual issues and provide opportunities to optimise the design and operations to enhance performance efficiency and obtain more value from investment in GB assets during the early stages of development in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere.

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“…Para Prasad (2004) apud Volker et al (2008), a arquitetura será satisfatória qualitativamente se tiver características satisfatórias nos três aspectos elementares estabelecidos por Vitrúvio, que devem atuar juntos, de forma sinérgica. Firmitas, Utilitas e Venustas, no entanto, podem ser entendidas como Qualidade Construtiva, Funcionalidade e Impacto (relacionado à percepção estética), respectivamente, quando se trata da arquitetura contemporânea, segundo pesquisadores da qualidade do ambiente construído VOLKER et al, 2008;VOORDT, 2009;VOORDT e WEGEN, 2013;SURATKON et al, 2016). Voordt (2009)…”

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“…Os sistemas podem variar quanto aos parâmetros ou indicadores de avaliação em função do objeto a ser analisado e do contexto no qual se insere. Suratkon et al (2016) desenvolveram pesquisa a respeito de indicadores de qualidade do ambiente construído 37 e -a partir da análise de catorze publicações sobre avaliação da qualidade, 36 Voordt e Wegen (2013) definem a operacionalização de um conceito como a especificação do modo como se pretende mensurá-lo ou avaliá-lo. 37 Acessibilidade é a capacidade de oferecer acessos seguros e de qualidade a todos, incluindo usuários frequentes, visitantes e pessoas com deficiência (PcD); e Espaço, como o dimensionamento adequado dos ambientes para o desenvolvimento das funções a que os mesmos serão destinados.…”

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Indicators for Measuring Satisfaction Towards Design Quality of Buildings

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Indoor and Outdoor Air and Lighting Quality Assessment in High-Rise Low-Cost Housing in Penang

Indoor and Outdoor Air and Lighting Quality Assessment in High-Rise Low-Cost Housing in Penang

Value Creation Assessment Tool for Green Buildings: Development and Implementation

Qualidade do ambiente construído no ensino profissional: o caso do Instituto Federal de São Paulo

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