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KMID : 0948820130190010047
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Korea Institute of Healthcare Architecture Journal
2013 Volume.19 No. 1 p.47 ~ p.57
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Perceptive Gap among Interest Groups to Significance of the Installation Standards of Churches’ Convenience Facilities for the Elderly
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Lee Jong-Hee
Kim Duk-Su
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Abstract
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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to provide reference points for the improvement work of churches' convenience facilities for the elderly. To do this, the study generates survey results, showing that the perception to significance of churches' convenience facilities is different among survey constituents.
Method: The survey method was utilized. The study population for survey includes the aged believer over 65 years old, pastors, and architecture and/or interior design experts. The questionnaire was devised while consulting existing regulations regarding convenience facilities in general.
Results: It is found that the perception to significance of installation standards for convenience facilities is different among survey constituents. Specifically, while the older believer group is perceived that installation standards for the small group meeting room of 'other facility' is comparatively more important, the pastor group and the expert group perceive that the 'intermediate facility' and 'inner facility' are more important.
Implications: Participants involved in an improvement project of churches' convenience facilities may have a different perception about their importance due mainly to the degree of usage and the difference of perspectives. This study, therefore, can be used as a reference point for prioritizing improvement works of churches' convenience facilities for the elderly.
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KEYWORD
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Churches' convenience facilities , Installation standards , Convenience facilities for the elderly
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