Abstract
Space is not just a background or room, but people being with the user. They must co-exist in response to the user's consciousness. In Space design, space must include people beings. The purpose of this study is to investigate whether the differences of spatial color in the cafe space with floor finishing differences affect the emotional characteristics perceived by people beings through Evaluation of Sensitivity Keywords Survey. When the purpose of [conversation with a friend] was given, the emotional evaluation through 24 pairs of Sensitivity Keywords of cafe space according to purpose was sent to 300 people through Google Survey and emotional data was obtained. The results of Sensitivity Keywords survey were analyzed through frequency analysis of SPSS 24 statistical program, and the preference according to each question and the preferred interior space coefficient for each floor finishing were examined. In addition, Sensitivity Keywords for preferred cafe space was analyzed through exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis, and t-test. The preference for atmosphere was low for wood tiles, but the preference for wood tiles was high when the objective phrase was given. The Sensitivity Keywords of preference space according to purpose of [conversation with friend] was divided into four factors of `comfort`, `value`, `friendliness` and `comfort`. In `comfort`, 9 pairs of Sensitivity Keywords showed significant difference, `Value` showed significant difference in three pairs of Sensitivity Keywords. In `affinity`, one pair of Sensitivity Keywords, and in `comfort`, two pairs of Sensitivity Keywords showed significant differences. Feel in the cafe space with warm, soft, calm, weak, gentle, natural, comfortable, traditional, intimate, old sensuous wood tile floor finishing.. The color image feels brown series. Cool, firm, dynamic, strong, vivid, artificial, inconvenient, modern, strange, young emotion appears in cafe space with polished tile floor finishing. The color image feels gray series. Through this study, it was found that the visual stimulation of the colors provided as finishing materials affects the spatial sensitivity of the color obtained by the people experience.
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