Workplace Design Concept Based on Indoor Environmental Quality Analysis to Prevent Coronavirus Transmission

Fachrudin, Hilma Tamiami; Fachrudin, Khaira Amalia; Pane, Imam Faisal

doi:10.13189/cea.2022.100111

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“…The function of the buildings in these three locations is for trade and services. Building facades in urban areas can provide the visual quality of the city [7] and support sustainable concepts [11,12].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Building facades can be viewed from building style, color, texture, materials and lighting [11]. Buildings should adopt green building principles, apply green walls and green roofs to support the concept of sustainable cities [12]. Several building indicators that influence sustainable streetscape design include color (contrast, bright), facade (attractive fence, attractive height, articulation, roof line details, balconies, verandas, materials), furniture.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Vegetation planted along roads is able to withstand wind and handle rainwater runoff [17]. Roads with little vegetation can result in increased air pollution, a lack of shade and the desire to walk [12].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Sustainable Streetscape Design Based on Functional Aspects Case Study: Medan City, Indonesia

Tamiami Fachrudin,

Karolina,

Hajar Binti Misnan

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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Streets are an important part of a city. Streets provide city views and experiences for their users. Streetscape as a visual depiction of the urban environment can reflect the aesthetics of the urban area and improve urban visual quality. Streetscapes must be planned to provide spatial and visual comfort for pedestrians. Sustainable streetscapes can improve the quality of the environment by providing suitable paths for pedestrians and thus encouraging people to walk. Sustainable streetscape design is one of the determining factors for a city’s success. This research aims to analyze and produce sustainable streetscape designs based on functional aspects. This research uses qualitative methods with observational data collection. The functional aspects of the streetscape studied include pedestrian paths, building façades, street furniture, greenery, crossing paths, bicycle lanes, drainage, distance between buildings, and signage. The analysis was carried out descriptively. The research results show that sustainable streetscape design must be equipped with sidewalks, street furniture, greenery, lighting, bicycle lanes, interconnected sidewalks, a good drainage system, and signage arrangements.

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Sustainable Streetscape Design Based on Functional Aspects Case Study: Medan City, Indonesia

Tamiami Fachrudin,

Karolina,

Hajar Binti Misnan

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The method used in this research is a descriptive qualitative and quantitative method. The descriptive analysis method is an analytical method in which data has been obtained, compiled, grouped, analyzed, and then interpreted objectively to obtain an overview of the problems faced and to explain the results of the analysis [17], [18]. Field facts related to colonial history are the primary approach.…”

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Niuweu Bowen Architecture Style toward City Visual Quality

Fachrudin¹,

Pane²

2022

cea

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This study conducts to explore and identify the development journey of Niuweu Bowen architecture in Medan. This architecture developed in the Netherlands is in line with the development of Modern Architecture in Europe. Its evolution is inseparable from the Industrial Revolution that hit European countries at that time. With patterns and forms that are no longer the same as the architecture of the previous period (Renaissance Architecture), this architecture has spread to various corners of the world. Indonesia, which became a Dutch colony, also felt this influence entering the architectural formations in Indonesia. The most prominent derivative is a part of the building that elevate likes a tower but is not too high from the main building. This study aims to identify the forms and characteristics of this architecture in Medan city which can add to the visual quality of the city. The study location is in Medan city, especially where there are relics of the Dutch colonial buildings. The method used is descriptive qualitative and quantitative to describe and examine the facts contained in the field and analyze them with the theories used. The results obtained are that the architecture has the same essence as Modern Architecture but is different from the play of forms and building facades. Windows, ornament, decoration, and towers have a correlation with visual quality. The presence of buildings in the Niuweu Bouwen style can add to the visual quality of the city through the facade of the building appears.

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“…Tamiami Fachrudin et al [7] have highlighted that achieving better indoor air quality, air conditioning systems should be integrated with natural ventilation methods. There are a number of ways in which occupants can control their comfort level and protect their health.…”

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Evaluating the Impact of Natural Ventilation on Indoor Thermal Conditions in Hot and Arid Climate School Buildings

Almunyifi¹,

Almhafdy²

2023

cea

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Although natural ventilation can greatly affect indoor heat and energy use, little is known about how opening windows for natural ventilation affects indoor thermal conditions, especially in hot dry climates. During the pre-design phase of a school building, it is critical to consider the environmental response to the design of the interior space. This paper examines the impact of utilizing natural ventilation through windows on the temperature regulation of classrooms within a school located in a hot and arid climate. Temperature data loggers were installed in four classrooms that were oriented in the main directions. After that, a calibration was made between the real data and simulation data. All four classes took part in the simulation process throughout the year and the windows were opened and closed. Due to the hot climate in the Qassim region, the windows are only opened during study periods when the indoor temperature is higher than the outdoor temperature. Field data results show that creating a friendly environment inside a building is influenced by factors including wall exposure, window size and orientation. Regarding the simulation, the temperature effect can be significantly affected by natural ventilation in the four classes. Results indicate that from late November until early April, the indoor temperature was still below the upper limit of acceptable indoor temperatures recommended by ASHRAE, 27°C, and thus, achieved 20% occupancy dissatisfaction. In contrast, from April until late November, the indoor temperature increased.

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Workplace Design Concept Based on Indoor Environmental Quality Analysis to Prevent Coronavirus Transmission

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Sustainable Streetscape Design Based on Functional Aspects Case Study: Medan City, Indonesia

Sustainable Streetscape Design Based on Functional Aspects Case Study: Medan City, Indonesia

Niuweu Bowen Architecture Style toward City Visual Quality

Evaluating the Impact of Natural Ventilation on Indoor Thermal Conditions in Hot and Arid Climate School Buildings

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