英文摘要 |
Due to public voices in requesting equality between male and female restroom facilities, Taiwan’s Code Standards of Elimination Fixtures was revised in 1996 and 2006. However, to reach this equality, one more factor needs to be examined, i.e., the sex proportions of the building occupancy load. Traditionally, to program and determine the building occupancy load’s sex proportions, 50/50 method is used. However, for many buildings, this method cannot represent the true sex composition properly. The sex proportions of some university building cases are studied and values for programming purpose are suggested. The results show that using the suggested values will increase the level of users’ needs fulfillment, allocate elimination fixtures more properly and effectively between sexes, and not necessarily increase the total amount of fixtures required as compared to the 50/50 method. |