Perception for housing interior space finishes

Housing and housing space has been a place for personal development, recreation and self-accentuation. People that live in unhealthy indoor housing environments are most likely to contract diseases as pneumonia, tuberculosis, typhoid fever and the likes. The need for having a conducive interior hous...

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主要な著者: Zinas, Z., Mohd. Jusan, Mahmud
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出版事項: Cenresin Publications 2014
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spelling my.utm.598722022-04-24T00:09:43Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/59872/ Perception for housing interior space finishes Zinas, Z. Mohd. Jusan, Mahmud NA Architecture Housing and housing space has been a place for personal development, recreation and self-accentuation. People that live in unhealthy indoor housing environments are most likely to contract diseases as pneumonia, tuberculosis, typhoid fever and the likes. The need for having a conducive interior housing environment is of high premium for the enhancement of place attachment. How the interior housing environment is perceived by the users of this space environment is also equally significant. This paper investigates how prospective house owners in Yola perceive their housing interior finishing of the three dimensions of the housing interior space. The study was conducted within the theoretical and conceptual framework of means-end chain (MEC) research model. Laddering interviewing technique was employed as methodology for data collection and management. The study found several perceptual elements and orientations for floor, walls and ceiling. Cenresin Publications 2014 Article PeerReviewed Zinas, Z. and Mohd. Jusan, Mahmud (2014) Perception for housing interior space finishes. Journal of Environmental Sciences and Resources Management, 6 (2). pp. 1-11. ISSN 2277-0097 https://www.cenresinjournals.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Page-1-11-0149-1.pdf
institution Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
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content_provider Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
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topic NA Architecture
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Zinas, Z.
Mohd. Jusan, Mahmud
Perception for housing interior space finishes
description Housing and housing space has been a place for personal development, recreation and self-accentuation. People that live in unhealthy indoor housing environments are most likely to contract diseases as pneumonia, tuberculosis, typhoid fever and the likes. The need for having a conducive interior housing environment is of high premium for the enhancement of place attachment. How the interior housing environment is perceived by the users of this space environment is also equally significant. This paper investigates how prospective house owners in Yola perceive their housing interior finishing of the three dimensions of the housing interior space. The study was conducted within the theoretical and conceptual framework of means-end chain (MEC) research model. Laddering interviewing technique was employed as methodology for data collection and management. The study found several perceptual elements and orientations for floor, walls and ceiling.
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author Zinas, Z.
Mohd. Jusan, Mahmud
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Mohd. Jusan, Mahmud
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title Perception for housing interior space finishes
title_short Perception for housing interior space finishes
title_full Perception for housing interior space finishes
title_fullStr Perception for housing interior space finishes
title_full_unstemmed Perception for housing interior space finishes
title_sort perception for housing interior space finishes
publisher Cenresin Publications
publishDate 2014
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/59872/
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