Analysis of the exterior colour of agroindustrial buildings: a computer aided approach to landscape integration

García, Lorenzo Alfredo Enríquez; Hernández, J; Ayuga, Francisco

doi:10.1016/s0301-4797(03)00121-x

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“…A methodology for data acquisition needs to be established. Some important features can be taken from García et al (2003) and from Ayuga et al (2001). • The kind of the traditional buildings, their colour, texture, volumes, strength lines and harmonies.…”

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“…To consider these aspects in designing a new building, two main tools have been developed by the authors, the first one based on a GIS deals mainly with the location problems (Hernández et al, 2004a,b) and the second one based on photographic treatment to deal with the design of construction and visual elements (García et al, 2003). García (1998) (continued and completed by Hernández et al, 2001) undertook a perception survey using 30 photographs of buildings, many of which were computer simulations (Danahy and Wright, 1988;Bishop and Leahy, 1989;Bishop and Hull, 1991) ( Fig.…”

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Analysis of the materials and exterior texture of agro-industrial buildings: a photo-analytical approach to landscape integration

García

Hernández

Ayuga

2006

Landscape and Urban Planning

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Analysis of the materials and exterior texture of agro-industrial buildings: a photo-analytical approach to landscape integration

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Hernández

Ayuga

2006

Landscape and Urban Planning

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“…Integrating these buildings into the landscape appropriately is a key step towards preserving the landscape quality in rural areas, and provides an essential tool for rural development policies [3,4].…”

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Use of Video and 3D Scenario Visualisation to Rate Vegetation Screens for Integrating Buildings into the Landscape

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Human actions in the natural environment create a visual impact. The main objective of this study was to examine the acceptance of vegetation screens for integrating buildings into the landscape using new techniques of visualization in three dimensions (3D), videos and public participation. The status quo of two study areas representative of the Mediterranean climate in Spain (one inland and one coastal) was modelled, placing vegetation screens around a building typical of the area and varying the density, species, and layout of plants. After establishing a series of scenarios, videos showing a simulation of outdoor tourism activities performed at varying speeds were created to analyse how movement affects the perception of the combination of a building and vegetation screen in the versions created. The 3D models generated were subjected to a survey for public participation and to allow respondents to rate their preferences of the videos created. The results show that adding vegetation always improves the integration of buildings into the landscape. The most highly rated vegetation screen placed around the buildings in the two scenarios was high density vegetation, irrespective of the layout or species.

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“…Against this backdrop, in an attempt to revive the disappearing small stores and strengthen their competitiveness, the government (SMBA) started the "Nadulgage 1 Supporting Initiative" in 2010. The details are as follows.…”

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“…However, Kim Jung-Eun's (2003) validity test using a computerized color system proved that these errors are not significant. Moreover, this study performed the analysis in accordance with the guidelines of Lorenzo Garcia (2003) to identify the colors in digital photographs as true colors. 5 http://www.easyrgb.com 6 The initials PCCS stand for Practical Color Coordinate System.…”

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Analysis of Shop Sign Colors in Joong-Gu, Seoul — Nadulgage and Convenience Stores

Kim

2017

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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The South Korean government is attempting to revive small supermarkets by branding them as "Nadulgage." These efforts include support to change retail store signs; however, in reality, the government has only provided emblem designs thus far. Based on previous studies, this study reviews the current status and features of sign colors for both Nadulgage and convenience stores in the Jung-gu area. In addition, after analyzing color images using the Moon-Spencer Theory, PCCS tone chart and I.R.I Color Emotional Quotient as analysis tools, we compare the characteristics of Nadulgage and convenience stores and draw our implications. The colors of Nadulgage signs still display the characteristics of colors that were elucidated in previous research. Moreover, the dominant colors of Nadulgage signs have a higher ratio of colors belonging to the contrast area compared with those belonging to the other groups. This makes their impression confusing when compared with the impression of the colors of convenience store signs.Therefore, reselection of the dominant colors that can portray the unique identity of a Nadulgage should be prioritized, and the color-matching relationship between dominant colors, assorted colors, and accent colors should be established in more detail. Thus, comparing Nadulgage and convenience stores may help in obtaining useful data.

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Analysis of the exterior colour of agroindustrial buildings: a computer aided approach to landscape integration

Cited by 55 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis of the materials and exterior texture of agro-industrial buildings: a photo-analytical approach to landscape integration

Analysis of the materials and exterior texture of agro-industrial buildings: a photo-analytical approach to landscape integration

Use of Video and 3D Scenario Visualisation to Rate Vegetation Screens for Integrating Buildings into the Landscape

Analysis of Shop Sign Colors in Joong-Gu, Seoul — Nadulgage and Convenience Stores

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