避難経路の想起に影響を与える空間的特徴に関する研究

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The purpose of this study is to determine the architectural factors that affect the recall of escape routes under limited visibility. An evacuation experiment was carried out at the first basement of the Shinjuku Center Building. Each subject was led along an experimental route, and was then instructed to return along the same route. The subject's visibility was limited to a 60 degree angle of depression. After the experiment, the reasons for the subject's choice of route were investigated through a questionnaire and an interview. It became clear that the following three points affect the recall of escape routes: (1) The width of the paths, (2) The existence of an easily remembered key object or space, (3) The individuality or special features of the key object or space.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1995-10-30