The effects on the perceptual evaluations of students for the wall colors used in educational spaces

Müezzinoğlu, Menşure Kübra

doi:10.14744/megaron.2020.87369

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“…Cool colored spaces had a more positive effect on the "individual productivities" and "social adaptation "than warm colors [16].…”

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“…Can activate a promotion focus to encourage people to achieve positive outcomes, thus enhancing creative tasks especially blue [15], [16].…”

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“…Better at tasks that necessarily require people's complete attention, like memorizing important information [16].…”

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“…Both of these symptoms were found to be detrimental to learning promotion [18]  It is rated lower than areas painted in warm and cool colors in terms of "social adaption" and "individual productivities." [16].…”

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How Does The Interior Design of Learning Spaces Impact The Students` Health, Behavior, and Performance?

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Noor²,

Kamar³

2022

Journal of Engineering Research

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The importance of research: human beings are greatly affected by their surroundings, especially in learning spaces. Lighting, colors, seating arrangement, and other factors all have a physical and psychological impact on students, which is reflected in their behavior, and performance.Research problem: Although there have been previous studies that have linked a student's behavior to the interior design elements of the learning space, there is no extensive, combined study that can guide the design of university educational spaces to achieve the highest possible efficiency for the students.Research Objective: Set criteria to assess the learning space; this standard states whether or not a learning space can provide an appropriate learning environment that can help students physically and psychologically.Research methodology: (theoretical approach) relied on a review of previous theoretical and practical studies to gather sufficient information to determine the criteria for evaluating each element of the educational space and how it impacts students, this is shown by presenting definitions of human behavior and how it is influenced by the built environment, and then used to illustrate how the interior architectural design of the educational space impact students, reaching the ideal status for each element in the final table. (analytical approach) in which a questionnaire was conducted for students as a field study and then analyzed for results.Results showed that many existing educational spaces have problems with interior design elements. Some of these problems, such as lighting, ventilation, and temperature, can be avoided from the beginning by orienting educational spaces correctly and thus obtaining adequate natural lighting, ventilation, and temperature without having to rely on industrial means. Noise can also be reduced if a suitable location away from the noise is chosen, as well as careful selection of finishing materials of sound insulation material. Table 8 shows additional means of isolation that can be used in existing spaces. On the other hand, the color of the white wall, which many studies have confirmed harms the space users of students and teachers but is still used, is a problem that is easily avoidable but still recurring. It is preferable to use cold or warm colors instead, as shown in Table 8. The significance of this research is in assisting in the creation of a suitable educational space that meets the needs of students while avoiding all of the problems mentioned above in many educational settings.

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“…Cool colored spaces had a more positive effect on the "individual productivities" and "social adaptation "than warm colors [16].…”

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“…Can activate a promotion focus to encourage people to achieve positive outcomes, thus enhancing creative tasks especially blue [15], [16].…”

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How Does The Interior Design of Learning Spaces Impact The Students` Health, Behavior, and Performance?

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Noor²,

Kamar³

2022

Journal of Engineering Research

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“…It has been shown in the studies made that there could be positive/negative effects on the perceptual evaluations by the users of some environmental factors. 7,[11][12][13][14][15][16][17] Consequently, it was attempted in this study to determine the effects on users of different light color temperatures used in design studios, which are important spaces of education. It was aimed with this intention to determine the effects on the students of the perceptual performances of low color temperatures, daylight, and high color temperatures for three different light color temperature values in a studio used as an experimental environment.…”

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The effects of light color temperatures on students' perceptual evaluations in design studios

Müezzinoğlu

Hidayetoğlu

Yıldırım

2021

Color Research & Application

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It was aimed in this study to determine the evaluations for "spatial quality," "social adaptation," and "individual productivity" of students in design studios, which used different light color temperature values. With this intention, a detailed research questionnaire was developed for measuring the effects on spatial perception of low color temperatures, daylight, and high color temperatures for a total of three different light color temperature values. A total of 113 students participated in the research questionnaire and the data obtained were analyzed with the SPSS package program. In conclusion, it was determined that the spaces lighted with the low color temperatures and daylight had more positive effects on the perceptual evaluations of the students compared to the spaces lighted with the high color temperatures according to the "spatial quality," "social adaptation," and "individual productivity" scales.Another result was that it was observed that the low color temperatures had somewhat more positive perceptual values compared to daylight. In addition, it was determined that males perceived more positively compared to females the interior design characteristics of the design studios.

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Effect of the Color of the Room Surfaces in a Machine Hall on the Energy Efficiency of the Lighting Installation

Petrinska

2023

2023 18th Conference on Electrical Machines, Drives and Power Systems (ELMA)

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The effects on the perceptual evaluations of students for the wall colors used in educational spaces

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

How Does The Interior Design of Learning Spaces Impact The Students` Health, Behavior, and Performance?

How Does The Interior Design of Learning Spaces Impact The Students` Health, Behavior, and Performance?

The effects of light color temperatures on students' perceptual evaluations in design studios

Effect of the Color of the Room Surfaces in a Machine Hall on the Energy Efficiency of the Lighting Installation

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