TY  - BOOK
AU  - Patel, Charvi (UI0315)
AU  - Shah, Amal (Guide)
TI  - Planning, performance and productivity : an inquiry of spatial performance in office spaces (Softcopy is also available)
U1  - I TH-0463 
PY  - 2020///
N1  - Content
Proposal
i Introduction  68
ii Abstract  09
iii Aim and Objectives  10
iv Scope and Limitations  10
v Research Questions  11
v Research Methodology  12
vi Literature review  14
01 Planning of an office space
1.1 Spatial planning in an office space  20
1.2 Performance in design  28
1.3 Spatial performance of a workplace  30
1.4 Influence of spatial performance on office productivity  32
1.5 Significance of organizational structure in space planning  34
1.6 Significance of Communication in working of an organization  37
02 Measures of Spatial performance
2.1 Aspects governing spatial performance  42
2.2 Aspects of Spatial planning influencing spatial performance.  44
i Spatial Organizational factors  
ii Connectivity & Circulation
iii Physical Qualities of space
2.3 Theories of Human Factors in built environment  52
i Proxemics
ii Ergonomics
03 Theoretical summary. Derivation of framework  
3.1 Control and communication in an organization  60
3.2 Areas in an office that facilitate interaction  66
3.3 Derivation of framework for factors influencing spatial performance  71
04 Methodology
4.1. Methodology of Case studies  76
4.1.1 Criteria of Case study selection  78
4.1.2 Criteria for quantification  79
05 Case studies Analysis : Stage 1
5.1 AICL Communications : Matrix hierarchy  82
5.2 Browser testing IT Company : Flat hierarchy  106
5.3 Multinational Software company : Line hierarchy  128
06 Discussion Stage 2
6.1 Key findings  148
6.2 Inferences : Comparative Analysis Summary of Inferences  178
Summary of Inferences  178
07 Conclusion
7.1 Conclusion  190
7.2 Future Scope of Research  197
7.3 Bibliography  198
List of Figures  200
Appendix  204
Glossary of Terms  206
Review Feedback  208

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