Kajian Aroma Sebagai Salah Satu Pertimbangan Desain Ruang Huni Studi Kasus Cluster Naraya BSB Semarang

Moniaga, Christian

doi:10.31091/mudra.v34i3.791

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“…Although scientifically it has not been proven, the role of aromatherapy in buildings can make space more harmonious create it, affects the human brain and relaxes, be comfortable, and control emotions for anyone who inhales it. Apart from aromatherapy, natural air fresheners in the form of flowers and plants can also be used as ingredients consideration for presenting the aroma of the room to support user comfort space [9].…”

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Implementation of Taguchi Method to Assessment Workspace Design

Mazda,

Setyaningsih

2024

Engineering Headway

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In order to have a good workspace design, it takes a series of activities consisting of several stages. Starting from the design planning stage, design testing/ experimentation, design analysis, selection of the best design, to design implementation. This research was conducted to evaluate workspace designs using the Taguchi method. In this study, four factors were determined as elements of the workspace environment: the level of lighting, noise, temperature, and aroma of the room. Taguchi orthogonal array design produces 8 experiments obtained from a combination of 4 factors and 2 levels. Experimental activities in the form of the influence of the physical work environment on the resulting typing speed. The research sample in each experiment was 30 responses. The experimental results were analyzed using the Taguchi method with the help of Minitab software. In the analysis of the larger the better factor, based on the ranking, it is found that three factors have amajor influence on typing speed: lighting using room lights, not adding sound (noise), and regulating the room temperature to keep it cool. The ANOVA results show that lighting, noise, and temperature factors significantly affect typing speed. It is known that the calculated F value of the lighting factor is 42.10, noise is 12.22 and temperature is 14.45, all of which are greater than the F table of 4.07. The results of this study can be used as managerial evaluation material for companies to design workspaces by prioritizing bright lighting, not too noisy, and cool temperature of room.

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Section: Define Factor Environmental Workpacementioning

confidence: 99%