2023年11月18日 · User analysis in architecture is an important part of the design process and must consider user needs, performance metrics, sustainability, technology and accessibility. User analysis must take into account the perspectives of different users and stakeholders to ensure the design meets the needs of all who will be using it.

2021年12月4日 · Through the juxtaposition of User Analysis and Architectural Design, this paper analyzes the role of users in various disciplines and the available tools to collect and analyze user...

User analysis in architecture refers to the comprehensive study and evaluation of how people interact with and experience built environments. Understanding user behaviour, preferences, and needs is crucial for designing spaces that effectively meet their requirements.

Discover how user analysis shapes architecture for comfort, safety, and inclusivity. Explore key methods and case studies for designing user-centered spaces. Enhance your architectural projects today!

Why User Analysis Matter in Architecture. User analysis is the primary means of understanding how people interact with spaces. They act as a magnifying glass, revealing potential issues and opportunities for improvement before the first brick is laid. Here's how incorporating user feedback empowers architects:

User analysis is the process by which engineers, developers, and designers track how users engage and interact with their software, product, or application in an attempt to improve their product, bring more users in, improve user engagement with their product, and the general success of their application.

2016年10月5日 · This deep insight into your users will help you keep your design focused on delivering a great interior design experience.

2018年10月31日 · This paper sets out to explore the potential of scenarios, a technique from related design disciplines to iteratively and explicitly involve user perspectives, for architectural design.

Here are recommended steps for establishing user scenarios for your project. Begin creating a persona by identifying target users, collecting feedback, and communicating with key stakeholders. Learn about the user’s context, goals, and limitations that will shape the project. To get started, generate a list of potential users.

This paper aims to analyze techniques for directly involving school students in the process of improving the performance of their school building elements - with an emphasis on social spaces such as playgrounds - from the design and planning phase to the implementation phase.