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Cards (11)

Section 1

(11 cards)

Ergonomics

Front

The study of the relation between the human physiology and the physical environment

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Human Comfort

Front

Based on the quality of the primary environmental factors: Temperature Humidity Air movement Air quality Sound Vibration Light

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4 Major Programming Considerations

Front

Form, Function, Economy, Time

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Observation

Front

One of the most reliable ways to gather information by observing what people do rather than what they say

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Client interview

Front

The most valuable way of collecting information. Takes time

Back

Human Factors

Front

Involves the correctness of fit between objects and spaces and the needs of people using those spaces

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Programming Format

Front

1) Statement of goals and objective 2) List if client requirements 3) List of spaces and their square footages

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The 5-Step Programming Process

Front

1) Establishing goals - what to achieve and why 2) Collecting snd Snalying Facts 3) Uncovering and Testing Concepts - programmatic and design concepts 4) Determining Needs - balance desires against avaliable budget 5) Stating the problem - problem statements

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Programmatic concept

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A performance requirement related to solving a problem or satisfying a need. The designer must develop abstract ideas about how to view and solve the clients problem

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Anthropometrics

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The measurement of the size, proportions, and range of motion of the human body - static - body at rest - dynamic - body in motion

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Design Concept

Front

A specific physical response that attempts to achieve a programmatic concept

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