英文摘要 |
This research mainly discusses the influences of way-finding decision point type and signage on way-finding behavior in hospital out-patient area. In this study, the Space Syntax theory was used to conduct axial map and isovist tests on spatial configuration of out-patient space. Visual records and behavior notes gathered in the experiment, particularly the visual content and decision point type of subjects in out-patient space, were combined to analyze and categorize the way-finding behaviors. The research result included the following four major points: (1) the stop behavior has the highest occurrence probability in all way-finding behaviors whereas visual content relies on direction signage the most; (2) way-finding behaviors can be categorized into stop behavior type, integrating behavior type and searching behavior type, and visual content type can be categorized into direction signage type, guide signage type and identification signage type; (3) decision point node types for way-finding behavior include close-type, T-type, L open-type, open-type; (4) as for way-finding design in out-patient space, direction signage in close-type and L open-type decision point has the most significant influence on way-finding. |