英文摘要 |
This study examines the relationship between architects' awareness, attitudes, and implementation intentions regarding COVID-19 prevention architectural design. A questionnaire survey was conducted, and 342 valid responses were obtained for SPSS 23 analysis to infer the following: 1. The participants showed moderately high levels of awareness, positive attitudes, and implementation intentions towards COVID-19 prevention architectural design. The highest implementation intentions were observed for methods such as“maintaining good ventilation,”“controlling air purification quality,”and“sealing vertical pipelines in underlayers between floors,”and materials such as“single-floor heating, ventilation, and air conditioning,”“single-floor exhaust systems,”and“central drainage for each unit’s kitchen and bathroom.” 2. After controlling for background variables, the participants' awareness and attitude towards COVID-19 prevention architectural design were found to be a positive predictor for their implementation intentions, with attitude having a greater explanatory power. The study revealed that participants with higher awareness and more positive attitudes towards COVID-19 prevention architectural design had greater implementation intentions. Based on the research findings, it is recommended that relevant institutions incorporate courses on infectious disease transmission and prevention, health promotion, and epidemic-preventative architecture into the education of architecture students and the training of practicing architects to enhance their knowledge and skills in epidemic-preventative architecture. Additionally, further research should be conducted to explore effective and cost-efficient design methods and equipment materials for epidemic prevention in building. |