期刊
SUSTAINABILITY
卷 13, 期 22, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/su132212424
关键词
spatial perception; spatial enclosure; spaciousness; light pattern; light distribution; architecture; lighting design
Previous research has shown that light distribution can affect the perception of spatial size and shape. Illuminated walls increase perceived spaciousness, while darkness can also impact this perception. The positioning and areas of illumination can also influence perceived size.
Previous research showed that light distribution can affect the perception of spatial size and shape. However, most studies are limited to quantitative assessment of a few scenarios without explaining possible causes behind peoples' experiences. This exploratory study aimed to reveal complex relationships between light patterns and perceived size, and to investigate how light patterns affect perceived spaciousness. A qualitative approach was used with pair-wise comparisons between systematic visual observations of scale models. The observations confirmed that illuminated walls increase spaciousness. Yet, darkness impacts the perception of spaciousness as well. Both compound and separated light zones can expand depth, height, or width, depending on the interpretation of these patterns of light seen in relation to the whole spatial context. Furthermore, the position of illuminated areas, with placements on edge or in the center, may additionally influence perceived size.
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