Autonomic Responses Related to the Floor Plan Configurations of One-room Units: Focus on 10 Types of Floor Plan Configuration

Emotional responses to virtual reality-based 3D spaces: focusing on ECG Response to single-person housing according to different plan configurations

“…Seventh, this study is meaningful in that it extends the study by Myung, Kim, and Jun (2019) who measured user responses in three-dimensional spaces using VR video stimuli and found that plan configurations had great effects on humans. Since the ranks do not change significantly in both studies, the foregoing discussion suggests that the plan configuration effect is larger than those related to the precision of furniture placement or the degree of immersion into VR.…”

“…That is, although the color of a room may affect feelings, a lighting and color combination is more likely to affect feelings more than either one individually. Recently, Myung, Ji, and Jun (2019) took note of this aspect and proved that a user's biological responses can vary with plan configurations. Taking notice of the fact that the plans of studios, representative South Korean single-person residence type, could be categorized according to bathroom and kitchen locations, the only compartment components (Lee 1994;Lee et al 1999;Han and Yoon 2011).…”

“…Other studies also used the location of the bathroom and kitchen to categorize a one-room type unit plan (Lee and Oh 1995;Han and Yoon 2011). However, since most studies were conducted over 10 years ago, we conducted sampling and analyzing sites to decide the stimuli of one-room types based on Lee's theory mentioned earlier in our previous study (Myung, Kim, and Jun 2019;Myung, Ji, and Jun, 2019).…”