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As a tool for environmental designers to assess the visual scenes in urban landscapes, this paper presents a method to analyze the sequential experience in a scientific manner. When we walk along a street, we unconsciously appreciate the changes in surrounding physical features that occur one after another. In this study we developed a method of recording the continuous changes in sensory impressions received from the environment. Using this nonverbal method, we conducted a series of experiments dealing with the senses of "oppression" and "release" experienced while moving through exterior space, and the validity of the method was discussed. In the experiment, sixteen subjects rated the sensory impressions along a route in a university campus, which has a variety of spaces. The result, a profile of changing sensory impressions, was examined by comparing changes in the ambient visual information of the surrounding scenes along the route. As a result, the changes of sensory impressions found to be well explained by such variables as the average distance between the observer and the surrounding surfaces, the relative spatial position of the surfaces to the observer, and the solid angle of the surrounding surfaces of buildings, ground and trees.

nihon kenchiku gakkai keikakukei ronbunshu/nihon kenchiku gakkai keikaku-kei rombunshū

A METHOD OF CONTINUOUS RATING FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT WHILE MOVING THROUGH EXTERIOR SPACE : A study on description method of ambient visual information and its application (Part 2)