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Jaewan Park (Yonsei University) Yan Jin (Yonsei University) Sangwon Lee (Yonsei University) Sihyeong Ahn (Yonsei University)
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한국디자인학회 Archives of Design Research Archives of Design Research Vol.32 No.1 (Wn.129)
발행연도
2019.2
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5 - 28 (24page)
DOI
10.15187/adr.2019.02.32.1.5

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Background : Representation in architecture is essential in that most of the design process is performed in representing media. Previous visualization studies have used questionnaires to reveal the relationship between the credibility of representation and high-level features (e.g., accuracy, realism, and abstraction) but had limited impact on the understanding of how people perceive and should produce representations.
Methods : In this study, eye-tracking data from six pairs of photographs and line drawing images were used to understand how representations affect people’s perceptions of architectural scenes. The impact of the educational background of the viewer and the sensitivity to a change in the given architectural scene was also investigated.
Results : Line drawing, relative to photography, was found to scatter and concentrate attention depending on the means of expression, to reduce the difference in attention between major/non-major groups, and to lessen the shift in attention according to scene changes because of the reduced contextual information.
Conclusions : While this study suggests how representational differences may be alleviated through technical means, we also argue that line drawing has a unique potential as a common cognitive ground for more open discussion.

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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Background
3. Method
4. Results
5. Conclusion
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