Constructing of Design Items for Residential Interior Design

• Main Authors: YU-CHIEH HSIEH, 謝雨潔
• Other Authors: SHI-YONG LIU
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/77235903121595451316

碩士 === 中原大學 === 室內設計研究所 === 105 === The 21th century has seen the excessive growth of the interior design industry in Taiwan, and the uneven supply of the employment market. This translates into instability in the development of the industry itself and its production output. In order to improve on this instability, the research seeks to construct design items for residential interior design. It is hoped that this will benefit both the interior design industry and its academic field. Hence the main objectives of this research are to: (1) Study the relevant literature for the design process criteria of residential internal design both locally and abroad. (2) Construct design items and their framework for residential interior design. (3) Analyze the differences in opinion of experts in the industry and academia on the design items, as influenced by their different individual characteristics. The research extrapolates a framework through content analysis, within which questionnaire surveys are carried out on experts, and the Fuzzy Delphi method is employed to analyze the data, thereby selecting the most suitable design items for residential interior design. Thereafter a second questionnaire survey is conducted, the data of which are then analyzed using the SPSS statistics software, through processes such as reliability analysis, descriptive statistical analysis, and differential tests. This is to study the differences in opinion on design items for residential interior design as influenced by different individual characteristics. It seeks to understand the proportion of emphasis given by each expert to the implementation of each design criterion, which can then serve as a reference to industrial practitioners and in future studies. Lastly, the research concludes that the ‘design items for residential interior design’ comprise 7 categories and 64 sub-categories, with a total of 189 design items. The statistical results reveal that, in the categories for residential interior design, the interior design industrial and academic experts place more emphasis on ‘lines of movement and use of spatial functionalities’, and less on ‘laws and regulations’. Furthermore, the differential tests demonstrate that the experts show the most significant differences in opinion on the design items when influenced by the 4 individual characteristic variables of ‘work experience’, ‘highest educational qualification’, ‘professional certification’, and ‘engagement in teaching activities’. These constitute areas that warrant further research.