Literature Review UM321_A by Emanuella mau

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THEORY: Proxemic Theory - Edward T. Hall

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Posit: the crucial role of space in human communication and interaction. Space functions as a steering wheel to navigate people's movement, whether it's an individual activity or interacting with one another.

Source: Hall, E. T. (1992). The Hidden Dimension. Smith Peter.

Comments

addamarie77 — 2024-03-09 03:39:01 UTC

Don't write all the works here, guys, write the core believe only. READ FIRST.

I suggest you read Glenn Fulcher's theory on assessment and find the posits

The Impact of Architectural Studio Classes on the Mental Well-Being of UMN Architecture Students

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JOURNAL: Urban Mass Transit and Social Sustainability in Jakarta

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The existing suburban rail system was in poor condition and often overcrowded within a congested urban environment. For a number of years prior to 2007, there had been very little investment in infrastructure and trains. Taxis and private cars were unaffordable for the poor. The existing private and public buses are often stuck in traffic and also contribute to significant air pollution in the metropolitan area.

Urban mass transit and social sustainability in Jakarta ... (n.d.). https://unhabitat.org/sites/default/files/2013/06/GRHS.2013.Case_.Study_.Jakarta.Indonesia.pdf

Restorative Cities - Jenny roe & Layla McCAY

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Whether our contact with urban green space is incidental or intentional, exposure to natural settings has the potential to affect our mental health and wellbeing (McCAY, 2021)

Research suggests that people who spend at least two hours per week in nature have better wellbeing than people who spend no time in nature (White et al. 2019).

Source: Roe.J, McLay.L (2021). Restorative Cities: Urban Design for Mental Health & Well-Being

Form Follow Function Theory - Louis Sullivan

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Posit : "Whether it be the sweeping eagle in his flight, or the open apple-blossom, the toiling work-horse, the blithe swan, the branching oak, the winding stream at its base, the drifting clouds, over all the coursing sun, form ever follows function, and this is the law." (L.Sullivan,1896)

Source : L.Sullivan. (1896). The Tall Office Building Artistically Conidered. Lippincott’s Magazine.

Less is More Theory - Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

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Posit : Less is more is a principle that emerges from the idea that simplicity and reduction of unnecessary elements to increase efficiency for a good design. This philosophy is also similar to the Bauhaus design principles. The concept is often associated with the modernism movement in architecture and design, although it can be applied to many fields, including art, literature, music and lifestyle.

Source : James-Chakraborty, K. (2014). Bauhaus in America. In Oxford Art Online.

Group Member

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Arya Mohammad Athalla - 00000056656

Corellia Rachel Favian Hidayat - 00000056842

Nisrina Alifah Khairani - 00000063673

Juan Kevin Antonio - 00000031742

PHYSICAL ARRANGEMENTS IN PUBLIC SPACES AS A PREVENTION OF NEGATIVE BEHAVIOR

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"Physical Arrangement in Public Spaces as a Prevention of Negative Behavior. which discusses defensive urban architecture, disciplinary architecture or evil architecture. In public spaces to limit unwanted behavior and groups. Its purpose is to restrict certain behaviors, prevent crime, and maintain the clean image of the area.

POSITS

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This practice of excluding “unwanted” people such as the homeless or youths from public spaces is often referred to as “hostile architecture”, “defensive urban architecture”, or “excluding architecture” (De Fine Licht, 2017).

Many current solutions also fail to serve the unhoused in ways that are psychologically proven to improve one’s ability to find and keep housing (Pable, 2018)

Homelessness is not a new issue, but one that is continually swept under the rug and pushed out of view of the general public. Instead of providing solutions that aim to relieve the causes of homelessness, many solutions simply drive the homeless out of sight, and in many politicians’ way of thinking, out of mind (Hannah, 2022)

“A city can be designed for you just as well as it can be designed against you.” It is almost an invisible way of denying support to the needy and helpless, to allow ‘legitimate’ users enjoy the seemingly open and inclusive urban environment. (Atkinson, While, 2015)

Long Walk to Quality Improvement: Investigating Factors Causing Low English Proficiency among Indonesian EFL Students

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(Further, Canale and Swain, 1980) developed a framework where language proficiency was based on three elements: grammatical or linguistic, sociocultural and strategic competencies.

(Diana, 2016) revealed that the average TOEFL score among Indonesian students is lower than 500.

GROUP 1 ACE it!

addamarie77 — 2024-03-09 03:49:23 UTC

Great work, pls find 2 journals articles that also speak on it???

Group 7

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Angellica Kristie Lin (00000068270)

Felicia Gavrila Darwin (00000070044)

Keisya Ardhyagita Ranjani (00000066771)

Shannon Elke Lavinia (00000067550)

Ok, look at group 1, follow the structure and put on references

addamarie77 — 2024-03-09 03:50:45 UTC

it is still unclear because you need to put on the references and citation/quotation to make it clear

Group Members

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Dave Reynard Gabriel M. (00000046912)

Birgita Helena Putri Maria (00000075525)

Silvia Deborah Ulag (00000060450)

Jessica Debora A. Talumepa (00000061589)

Architecture Students Self-report Well-being Assessment Based on Quality Learning Environment in Design Studio (Erbil, 2023)

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a number of researches that focused on architecture curriculum and teaching methods; thus, they concentrated on the constructed environment of architecture design studios and its effects on student happiness. The design of learning settings, such as classes and studios, has a significant impact on student pleasure and performance. (Erbil,2023).

Students’ well-being is linked to the learning outcome, student’s performance, pro-social behaviors, positive relationships, creativity, and health. (Erbil,2023).

As the foundation of architectural education, the design studio is regarded as a living-learning environment for architectural students. It is the location where architectural students spend a significant amount of time engaging in various socioeducational activities. As a result, the studio should cater to the students’ demands & wellbeings. (Erbil, 2023).

Trash or Recycle? How Product Distortion Leads to Categorization Error During Disposal

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A significant portion of recyclable material ends up in landfills, highlighting the pressing need to comprehend the psychological factors influencing recycling behavior. Findings from four studies indicate that consumers often dispose of recognizable recyclable items as trash when these items are distorted (e.g., paper cut, torn, or crumpled). Nonetheless, this misclassification tendency can be somewhat alleviated by the presence of signage illustrating the various distorted forms the recyclable item can take. With prompting, consumers demonstrate the ability to correctly identify and dispose of recyclable items, irrespective of their level of distortion. These findings offer insight into and a potential remedy for the ongoing problem of recyclable materials being improperly discarded into landfills on a daily basis.

Group Members

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Gian Louis Krisvaldi

Haikal Ananta Firdaus

Devon Juliano

Jovan Kennedy

THEORY: Human Territory Territory - Irwin Altman

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Posit: Exploring how individuals and groups interact with their environments or spaces, this research illustrates the complex relationship between humans and their surroundings.

Source: Altman, I. (1981). The Environment and Social Behavior: Privacy, personal space, territory, crowding. Irvington.

GOOD WORK

addamarie77 — 2024-03-09 03:54:19 UTC

find 2 journal articles that speaks on that but not your thesis statements/problems. Don't ask me to read it, you narrate it

Modern Web Design Techniques

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Effective web design meets users' requirements and provides an engaging experience that encourages them to return to the site. In terms of layout design, employing clear and easily readable typefaces is a key strategy for enhancing the user experience (Deac, 2014).

Theory of well-being parameter in education , Allardt (1989)

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https://academic.oup.com/heapro/article/17/1/79/550098?login=false

Group 9 – MendyIndraNisaRic

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The second law of thermodynamics, also known as Carnot's law, states that heat naturally flows from an object or system at a higher temperature to one at a lower temperature (Cengel & Boles, 2011). This principle establishes the foundation for understanding thermodynamic processes involving heat transfer and the operation of heat engines which has a connection to heat transfer in buildings.

Implementing a double skin facade (DSF) in buildings offers an innovative solution to reduce cooling loads and improve energy efficiency. DSF systems capitalize on the principles of thermodynamics, specifically Carnot's principle, which dictates that heat naturally flows from areas of higher temperature to lower temperature regions.

Urban Design Principles

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Gerlach-Spriggs, N., Kaufman, R. E., & Warner, S. B. (1998). Restorative gardens: The healing landscape. Yale University Press.

Good Works

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Find two other journal articles that supports your research problem (talking about similar problems but not yours)

Theory : The second law of thermodynamics (CARNOT's LAW)

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Cengel, Y. A., Boles, M. A., & Kanoğlu, M. (2011). Thermodynamics: an engineering approach (Vol. 5, p. 445). New York: McGraw-hill.

GROUP 10

addamarie77 — 2024-03-09 03:59:35 UTC

Please state to me your thesis statement one more time?GOT IT thanks

JOURNAL:Urban Civility: Train Commuters’ Queueing Behaviour in Jakarta

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This journal discusses the act of queuing at one of the stations in Jakarta, namely Manggarai. Queuing culture is one of the actions that reflect polite behavior in the community. Researchers took a sample of 363 people for observation. The results showed that about 25 people did not apply the culture of queuing in waiting for the train queue.

JOURNAL : Minat Penggunaan Terhadap Penggunaan Sesungguhnya Quick Response Code Indonesia Standard (Qris)

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This research was conducted with the aim of testing the influence of interest in using QRIS on actual use. The data in this research were obtained from 100 student respondents at Tamansiswa Bachelor University using quantitative descriptive methods and primary data. The sample in this study was obtained using the snowball sampling technique. The results of this research show that interest in using has a positive effect on the actual use of QRIS

Minat Penggunaan Terhadap Penggunaan Sesungguhnya Quick Response Code Indonesia Standard (Qris).
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/367538791_Minat_Penggunaan_Terhadap_Penggunaan_Sesungguhnya_Quick_Response_Code_Indonesia_Standard_Qris_Di_Era_New_Normal

Group 3: still wrong way of structured critical thinking. Please compare your work to other groups and read my comments on each of the group.

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Triangulation Theory

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Triangulation theory was implemented to ensure rigor and consistency in data collection and analysis, which can lead to more reliable and actionable research findings from observations, interviews, and documentation. Triangulation refers to the use of multiple methods or data sources in qualitative research to develop a comprehensive understanding of phenomena (Carter et al., 2014)

REF = Carter, N., Bryant-Lukosius, D., Dicenso, A., Blythe, J., & Neville, A. J. (2014). The use of triangulation in qualitative research. In Oncology Nursing Forum (Vol. 41, Issue 5, pp. 545–547). Oncology Nursing Society. https://doi.org/10.1188/14.ONF.545-547

JOURNAL: AN EMPRICAL STUDY ON CONSUMERS ADOPTION OF MOBILE WALLET WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI CITY

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Mobile wallets attract customers with their convenient and fast shopping experiences.

Source: DR.S.Manikandan, J.Mary Jayakodi (https://core.ac.uk/reader/144791690)

JOURNAL: Improving Clean and Healthy Environment in East Kalisari Village I, Surabaya

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Environmental cleanliness is a condition that is free from all dirt and diseases, which can harm the aspects of community environmental activities and behaviors (Buhungo, 2016)

JOURNAL : PENGARUH DIGITAL PAYMENT TERHADAP PERILAKU KONSUMEN : Pengguna Platform Digital Payment OVO

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Technological developments in the era of the industrial revolution 4.0 have triggered changes in consumer behavior patterns through

One of the uses of digital technology is non-cash payment transactions called

digital payment as a new innovation in financial technology in the era of industrial revolution 4.0. Writing purpose

This article aims to determine the influence of digital payments on consumer behavior

conducting case studies on users of the OVO digital payment platform. Research methods

used in writing this article is quantitative research using regression analysis techniques

simple linear. The current finding is that when we entered the Covid-19 pandemic, there were activities

society becomes limited so they look for other alternatives to continue their activities

one of which is through the use of digital payment technology for various transaction activities

effective and efficient non-cash payments. This indicates a change in behavior

consumers from manual to automatic through the use of digital technology in the service sector

finance, digital payments. The results of this research show the influence of digital payments

on consumer behavior.

https://ejournal.unib.ac.id/index.php/Insight/article/download/14171/pdf

Thesis Statement

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The formulation of a healthy education system is conducted alongside its students' mental well-being. Architecture studio class is the core of architecture education with students that spend their time frequently at the studio to analyze, design, maquette making, etc. But, the current time-consuming system adds a layer of stress that is placed upon the students of a studio class. A highly competitive environment also led some students to feel psychologically distressed. This research examines the impact of the time-consuming and competitive environment within architecture studio classes on student mental well-being, aiming to emphasize the need for evaluating the current implication of education on the students' mental health.

Hostile urban architecture: A critical discussion of the seemingly offensive art of keeping people away

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Literature review: previous study

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Three notable previous studies are pertinent to the subject at hand. Firstly, Dewi et al. (2020) explored into the practicality of implementing double skin facades in tropical climates, assessing their efficacy in managing heat and enhancing indoor comfort (E. P. Dewi et al., 2020).

Secondly, Fadhlan et al. (2024) conducted an in-depth investigation into the advantages of utilizing green building facades, exploring their environmental benefits and potential energy savings (Fadhlan, 2024).

Lastly, Setiawan et al. (2020) examined the impact of facade design alterations on heating and airflow dynamics within a specific building context. Their research utilized quantitative data collection and computational simulations to gain insights into optimizing building envelope design for increased energy efficiency and occupant well-being (Setiawan et al., 2020).

While these studies contribute valuable insights into building design strategies, they differ slightly from the current study's focus on qualitative data collection. There are gaps in data collection from interviews and direct on-site observations with building management that were not discussed by previous research, which can include more specific explanations for implementing passive cooling strategies in UMN's New Media Tower building.

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Dewi, E. P., Wijaya, A., Sujatini, S., Rahmana, D., Mandela, C., & Gulit, F. (2020). Penerapan Double Skin Facade Pada Daerah Iklim Tropis. Ikraith-Teknologi, 4(2).

Fadhlan, A. (2024). PENERAPAN KONSEP FASAD BANGUNAN HIJAU. Metrik Serial Teknologi Dan Sains.

Setiawan, T. H., Waluyo, S. P., & Samudra, N. (2020). The effects of façade design change on the heating and airflow through the building skin of universitas multimedia nusantara tower 3. Applied Science and Engineering Progress, 13(2). https://doi.org/10.14416/j.asep.2020.01.008

Evolving The Theory Of Waste Management: Defining Key Concepts

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The Theory of Waste Management represents a more in-depth account of the domain and contains conceptual analyses of waste, the activity upon waste, and a holistic view of the goals of waste management. Waste Management Theory is founded on the expectation that waste management is to prevent waste causing harm to human health and the environment. The proper definition of waste is crucial to constructing a sustainable agenda of waste management. It is largely the case that current legislation attends to existing waste. Definitions emerging from this condition may, however, conflict with the goals of waste prevention, because something that already exists cannot be prevented from arising. When material is assigned the label of ‘waste’, it will be treated as such; consequently, despite its explicit wish of waste prevention, implicitly, legislation essentially amasses waste. The inherent philosophical implication of such definitions is that they are not able to facilitate a sustainable waste management system. Therefore, new, dynamic definitions for waste and waste management must be sought, which can explain why waste is created and can offer an intrinsic solution for the problem. A radically new approach, based on an object-oriented modelling language, is presented to define the key concepts of waste management. Keywords: Theory of Waste Management, waste, non-waste, waste management, definition, theory, purpose, structure, state, performance. 1 Introduction There is a clear distinction drawn between using the word ‘theory’ in the scientific domain, as opposed to everyday life.

The Effectiveness of Website Design in Higher Education Recruitment

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According to Willis (1999), using enhanced visual elements in web presentation provides for a more memorable, immediately understandable message and improves clarity.

Students appear to trust a professionally designed website more and find it more credible for accessing information (Youngblood, 2013).

The Phenomenon of Unsorted Waste in the Canteen of Multimedia Nusantara University

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Users at UMN typically take breaks in the canteen, engaging in activities such as eating and drinking. The result of the food and beverages they consume usually generates both organic and inorganic waste. However, even though UMN has provided waste bins categorized accordingly (organic, inorganic, hazardous), many students and staff still dispose of waste indiscriminately.

Digital Literacy: A Survey Level Digital Literacy Competence among University Students in Jakarta

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This research shows a significant correlation between digital literacy and the quality of electronic resource utilization. In Indonesia, where most internet users are students, there is an urgent need for effective use of the internet to support the learning process.

The role of universities is critical in improving student's literacy competencies, which requires focus areas such as understanding media messages, identifying reliable sources of information, distinguishing authentic news and managing time effectively with digital devices. Integrating the digital curriculum and specialized activities can effectively address these challenges.

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Kanza syawalia 56858

Annie kurniawan 59299

Vania ardelia 57829

Caroline kurnia 55605

Journal : Pergeseran Desain Bangunan Dalam Masa Perkembangan Arsitektur di Indonesia

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Revolution in architectural styles, especially in Indonesia, occur due to adjustments to needs, the influence of foreign cultures, and also the influence of technological developments

Source : Aini, Q. (2021). PERGESERAN DESAIN BANGUNAN DALAM MASA PERKEMBANGAN ARSITEKTUR DI INDONESIA. Arsitekno, 8(2).