Data-Driven Methodology for Coliving Spaces and Space Profiling Based on Post-Occupancy Evaluation through Digital Trail of Users

Regodón, Alicia; Armand, Maxime; Lastres, Carmen; Pedro, Jose De; García-Santos, Alfonso

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“…A recent POE study during the COVID-19 pandemic used remote digital POE analysis to understand and improve the use of co-living spaces located in Madrid, Spain. The research demonstrates the benefits of implementing the analysis of digital trail data collected from embedded IT systems, such as smart locks, Wi-Fi networks, and electrical consumption devices, through a case study (Regodon et al, 2021).…”

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“…2 State-of-the-art evaluation and digital interfaces POE as a tool for understanding housing quality has been a growing theme in international research, notably guided by global and local sustainable development agendas (Villa and Ornstein, 2013;Joana Carla Soares Goncalves Klaus Bode organizadores, 2015;Stevenson, 2019;Baker and Steemers, 2019). It assesses environmental qualities, since the physical aspects of housing have multiple influences on the daily lives of residents, affecting their quality of life, expectations, and possibilities for future development (Regodon et al, 2021;Van der Voordt, 2021). The management of POE processes and their role in improving the design and quality of built spaces, especially in housing, has been extensively researched (Villa, 2008;Van der Voordt and Van Wegen, 2013;Stevenson and Baborksa-Narozny, 2018).…”

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“…Broader evaluation processes in the area of architecture and urbanism have increasingly appropriated new information, communication, and interface technologies to achieve their goals, becoming more efficient, educational, and collaborative (Regodon et al, 2021;Abel Mangueira et al, 2019;Villa and Ornstein, 2021). POE approaches have been continually restructured in the face of new environmental, social, economic, and technological demands.…”

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Innovating digital POE platforms during the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of co-production in Brazilian social housing

Villa

Stevenson²,

Garrefa

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Front. Built Environ.

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This paper deals with digital POE methods focusing on their reached potential in facilitating the face-to-face experiments demanded by the project. Recognized as a set of methods and instruments applied in environments during use, Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) can help manage the project process, providing diagnoses and recommendations that feed new projects and interventions in environments in use. POE approaches have been continually restructured in the face of new environmental, social, economic and especially technological demands. In early 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic, lockdowns and quarantines made it challenging to continue to apply traditional face-to-face POE-based tools and techniques. Simultaneously, the MORA Housing Research Group was carrying out a research project in the city of Uberlândia (Brazil) focusing on the understanding of the relationship between the incidence of arboviruses in the case study social housing neighbourhood, the occupants’ practices, and the built environment management, through POE. The social distancing measures applied during the Covid-19 pandemic led the research team to transform methods from face-to-face to hybrid ones, comprising digital and physical approaches to co-produce durable solutions against dengue. The work comprises a five stage method using on-shelf digital platforms and designing other 2 specifically for the project’s purposes. By introducing the digital/physical hybrid POE format, the use of social networks and messaging applications significantly reduced the number of necessary visits by researchers to the neighbourhood from 20 to 5 in the first stage of the work, saving a lot of time and effort. The new tools were easy to use for all users. Users reported finding it pleasant to participate in activities with digitally remote researchers. The findings from this project indicate that the incorporation of new digital tools to facilitate physical POE research as a novel hybrid approach provides a successful alternative approach to standard POE processes that are based on face-to-face participation.

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Innovating digital POE platforms during the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of co-production in Brazilian social housing

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Garrefa

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“…Sin embargo, se considera, que a raíz de la pandemia por COVID-19 y tras la recuperación del confinamiento que ha dificultado la realización de estudios de campo, que los estudios de Evaluación post-ocupacional se incrementen aún más basándose en el estudio del desempeño de los edificios en relación con sus usuarios en términos cualitativos como ya hicieron entre otros Bordass y Leaman (2005). De manera que se evalúen aspectos más vinculados a la salud mental (Peters y Halleran, 2021;Martín López y Fernández Díaz, 2022), a las actividades cotidianas desarrolladas por los usuarios (Giorgi et al, 2021), a la cualidad material del espacio (Spairani y Roca, 2020) o la transformación variable del espacio en el tiempo (Regodon et al, 2021), donde Boudon abrió un gran camino. Figura 1.…”

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POE in Pessac Oral Experiences: modelo para la comparación sistemática de casos de evaluación post-ocupacional en vivienda

López¹,

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2023

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L'Avaluació Post-Ocupacional (POE) examina l'efectivitat del disseny dels ambients ocupats per l'ésser humà. En 1969, Philippe Boudon va publicar el llibre Pessac de Le Corbusier, traduït posteriorment a l'anglès com Lived-In Architecture. Le Corbusier’s Pessac revisited. El llibre presenta una sèrie d'entrevistes als involucrats en el procés de disseny i als seus habitants i és considerat una fita de la POE. Nombroses publicacions de recerca han citat l'estudi de Boudon des de diferents perspectives, però no s'ha localitzat un text que analitzi el seu mètode sota la perspectiva de l'Avaluació Post-ocupacional. L'objectiu del present article és elaborar un diagrama per a la comparació de casos d'Avaluació post-ocupacional en habitatge i aplicar-ho per a l'anàlisi del mètode proposat per Boudon identificant les seves aportacions. La recerca s'estructura en quatre fases: Localització i selecció bibliogràfica entorn de l'Avaluació post-ocupacional en habitatge; Identificació de temes comuns en la bibliografia per a la caracterització dels mètodes de POE; Creació del model comparatiu de mètodes d'avaluació; Aplicació del model a l'estudi de Boudon per a corroborar el seu correcte funcionament. Com a resultat, s'ha identificat que Lived-In Architecture és una avaluació iniciada com a recerca, té una dimensió general i se centra en la perspectiva dels ocupants. Utilitza tècniques de comprensió retrospectiva i té lloc durant l'etapa d'operació dels habitatges amb l'objectiu de mesurar el seu rendiment, per la qual cosa es considera dins dels estudis d'Avaluació post-ocupacional investigativa. Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) began in the 1960s and examines the effectiveness of the design of human-occupied environments. Philippe Boudon published Le Corbusier's Pessac, later translated into English as Lived-In Architecture. Le Corbusier's Pessac revisited. The book presents a series of interviews conducted with those involved in the design process and its inhabitants and is considered a milestone of POE. Numerous research publications have cited Boudon's study from different perspectives, but no text has been located that analyzes his method under the perspective of POE. The goal of this paper is to elaborate a diagram for the systematic comparison of cases of Post-Occupancy Evaluation in housing and to apply it to the analysis of the method proposed by Boudon, identifying its contributions in each aspect. This research is structured in four phases: Location and bibliographic selection on POE in housing; Identification of common topics in the literature for the characterization of POE methods; Creation of the comparative model of evaluation methods; Application of the model to Boudon's study to corroborate its correct functioning. As a result, it has been identified that Lived-In Architecture is a research-initiated assessment, has a general dimension, and focuses on the occupants' perspective. It uses retrospective understanding techniques and takes place during the operation stage of the dwellings with the objective of measuring the performance of the building. Therefore, it is considered within the investigative Post-Occupancy Evaluation studies. La Evaluación post-ocupacional (POE) examina la efectividad del diseño de los ambientes ocupados por el ser humano. En 1969, Philippe Boudon publicó el libro Pessac de Le Corbusier, traducido posteriormente al inglés como Lived-In Architecture. Le Corbusier’s Pessac revisited. El libro presenta una serie de entrevistas a los involucrados en el proceso de diseño y a sus habitantes y es considerado un hito de la POE. Numerosas publicaciones de investigación han citado el estudio de Boudon desde diferentes perspectivas, pero no se ha localizado un texto que analice su método bajo la perspectiva de la Evaluación Post-ocupacional. El objetivo del presente artículo es elaborar un diagrama para la comparación de casos de Evaluación post-ocupacional en vivienda y aplicarlo para el análisis del método propuesto por Boudon identificando sus aportes. La investigación se estructura en cuatro fases: Localización y selección bibliográfica en torno a la Evaluación post-ocupacional en vivienda; Identificación de temas comunes en la bibliografía para la caracterización de los métodos de POE; Creación del modelo comparativo de métodos de evaluación; Aplicación del modelo al estudio de Boudon para corroborar su correcto funcionamiento. Como resultado, se ha identificado que Lived-In Architecture es una evaluación iniciada como investigación, tiene una dimensión general y se centra en la perspectiva de los ocupantes. Utiliza técnicas de comprensión retrospectiva y tiene lugar durante la etapa de operación de las viviendas con el objetivo de medir su rendimiento, por lo que se considera dentro de los estudios de Evaluación post-ocupacional investigativa.

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“…• Flexible spaces such as informal office (Monje Pascual, 2021) and coliving spaces (Regodon et al, 2021) require data analytics for accurate POE assessment, resiliency and sustainable management.…”

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Methodology for spatial assessment based on the digital trail analysis. Case studies: workplace and Coliving spaces = Metodología de evaluación espacial basada en el análisis de la huella digital. Casos de estudio: espacios de oficinas y Coliving

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The continuous improvement of spatial design has always been the aim of architectural, construction and engineers (AECD practitioners) as well as the real estate sector. The necessity to understand and meet the needs of the users drives practitioners to analyse and innovate when designing new spaces or refurbishing the current ones. On the other side, the market, due to its endless search for profit maximization and spatial optimisation, also enhances this race for human-driven spatial optimization. The role of technology in spatial analysis has added a new dimension, bringing new resources, like data analytics, to drive spatial performance assessment by providing insights to evaluate the use, operations, and wellbeing of users within spaces.The main contribution of this thesis is the design of a tool, in service of architects, to quantify the possibilities of use, dimensioning, occupancy and relationships between people and in spaces. The tool evaluates the existing technological infrastructure in a space or building with the aim of understanding what data can be obtained from the space under study, and how this data may or may not contribute to the spatial analysis providing insights to enable building performance analysis, environmental footprint analysis or to improve the user experience. All this is according to the objectives set for this space.The methodology created for the tool is based on a classification of the existing data sources in the building, their categorisation according to the information provided and the description of the data that the sources provide to measure parameters such as occupancy, space usage patterns, user satisfaction or the level of comfort and emissions. By applying the methodology, the tool assesses the level of digital maturity of the building in its current state. This allows us to understand how to assess and improve the design of future spaces based on the results of the analysis. The tool is corroborated through the implementation of two pilot studies.Using data analysis to evaluate the use of active spaces has received little attention. It is just now when data analysis is being more common and the need to improve spaces, rise performance and reduce expenditure that Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) methods and tools like the current research are rapidly escalating. Until now, technology in the spaces was mostly implemented to improve the construction process of the buildings (like automation of building

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Data-Driven Methodology for Coliving Spaces and Space Profiling Based on Post-Occupancy Evaluation through Digital Trail of Users

Cited by 6 publications

References 64 publications

Innovating digital POE platforms during the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of co-production in Brazilian social housing

Innovating digital POE platforms during the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of co-production in Brazilian social housing

POE in Pessac Oral Experiences: modelo para la comparación sistemática de casos de evaluación post-ocupacional en vivienda

Methodology for spatial assessment based on the digital trail analysis. Case studies: workplace and Coliving spaces = Metodología de evaluación espacial basada en el análisis de la huella digital. Casos de estudio: espacios de oficinas y Coliving

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