Signage System of Malls in Surabaya: Universal Interior Design Applications and Suggestions for Solution

Kusumarini, Yusita; Yong, Sherly de; Thamrin, Diana

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.12.245

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“…The light source on the wall lights is behind the Pawukon so it can provide the clarity effect of the visual Pawukon. Existing light transparency raises decorative aspects [8]. The application of pawukon images in interior design places more emphasis on the presence of the Javanese atmosphere, especially the interiors built nowadays.…”

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Visual Application Pawukon On Wall Lamp

Studyanto¹,

Setyawan²,

Widayat³

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st Conference of Visual Art, Design, and Social Humanities by Faculty of Art and Design,

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The presence of Pawukon as a Javanese calendar system is unpopular among Javanese themselves compared to the Chinese cap ji shio or the zodiac from the West, which is problematic. Pawukon in primbon books contains predictions about the time calculation system. These books are not only owned by most people but also live within the palace. It is necessary to preserve Pawukon through various media. This article is the result of research in Visual Exploration of Pawukon for the Development of Decorative Lighting Design as an Aesthetic Interior Element, a study of research and development, to explore the visual richness of the Islamic Mataram era in Pawukon form as a decorative lighting product. Visual Pawukon exploration results are used to develop decorative lighting designs into innovative, competitive and aesthetically pleasing interior elements while preserving Pawukon and providing innovation for the development of decorative lighting designs. As one of the preservation media, the application of Pawukon in developing decorative lighting designs is expected to be more accepted by various groups.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Visual Application Pawukon On Wall Lamp

Studyanto¹,

Setyawan²,

Widayat³

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st Conference of Visual Art, Design, and Social Humanities by Faculty of Art and Design,

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“…Trust towards hospitals was assessed by 4 questions based on a study by Koufaris and Hampton-Sosa (2004). To examine the relationship between servicescape and trust, we borrowed the questions of ambient condition (11 questions) and design condition (9 questions) from the studies of Siu, Wan and Dong (2012) and Azila-Gbettor (2013), while the assessment of signs-andsymbols condition (6 questions) from the work of Siu, Wan and Dong (2012) and Kusumarini, de Yong and Thamrin (2012 (Shivaji, 2015), and because those states have high population density, they may present the greatest demand of healthcare admissions in Malaysia (Sivasampu et al, 2013). We divided equally the respondents between public and private patients, with 200 from each.…”

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“…The third condition is SSC, which refers to the means that the provider uses to direct customers to the desired areas. SSC helps the customers navigate to their destination without the barriers of language, culture and religion (Kusumarini, de Yong and Thamrin, 2012). Customers that come from different locations, without a common language and culture will promote some communication problems.…”

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Will Servicescape Affect Patients’ Trust? The Moderating Effects of Public and Pri-vate Patients

Ng¹,

Yuen²,

Tan³

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This research examines 1) the relationships between the servicescape and patients' trust in Malaysia; and 2) whether public and private patients moderate the relationships between the servicescape and trust. 400 out-patients, as respondents, were intercepted in the hospitals. The findings show that ambient condition is the significant predictor of patients' trust. However, design, signs and symbols conditions are not the good predictors of patients' trust. Public and private patients view some differences in the sign and symbols condition, while no differences in the ambient and design conditions. The study further discusses and suggests practical implications for management.

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“…According to Kusumarini, de Yong, and Thamrin [ 17 ], good signage placement could effectively influence how well people recognize the commercial information conveyed by the signage, which would help them locate the commodities they wanted to buy and in turn improve the comfort level of the spatial experience. As for the setting of signage in a commercial environment, Motamedi et al [ 18 ] observed that signage design should give priority to its significance, readability, and legibility.…”

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Visual preferences for outdoor space along commercial pedestrian streets under the influence of plant characteristics

Huang

Han

2022

PLoS ONE

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Chinese commercial pedestrian streets have developed rapidly in recent years. However, people’s preferences were not sufficiently considered and reflected in the outdoor space and landscape design. With the outdoor landscapes along commercial pedestrian streets in the region south of the Five Ridges as the research objects, this study revealed the public’s different preference evaluations of the landscapes under the reciprocal effects of street characteristics. The main results were as follows: (a) When arcade spaces were available, people prefer streets with taller trees and a lower planting density (50 plants/km or less). Conversely, they preferred streets with relatively low trees (3–6 m), a higher planting density (100–200 plants/km) and two or more vertical layers of plants. People did not like the way that plants are lined in the middle of a street. (b) When there were only one or two types of signage hanging, people preferred streets with a moderate planting density (50–100 plants/km); and there were three or more types of signage hanging, people preferred the plants with low linear density (50 plants/km or less) and that were arranged along one or two sides of the street. (c) When benches were available, people preferred streets with plants on one or both sides, fewer plant colours (one or two kind of colours) and better plant growth status. Specifically, the richer the vertical structure and the bigger number of colours were, the higher the preference score. This study provided design schemes to enhance the visual quality of landscapes by improving landscape characteristics in similar outdoor spaces.

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Signage System of Malls in Surabaya: Universal Interior Design Applications and Suggestions for Solution

Cited by 7 publications

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Visual Application Pawukon On Wall Lamp

Visual Application Pawukon On Wall Lamp

Will Servicescape Affect Patients’ Trust? The Moderating Effects of Public and Pri-vate Patients

Visual preferences for outdoor space along commercial pedestrian streets under the influence of plant characteristics

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