THE PREFERENCE OF YOUNG ADULTS TOWARDS THE EXISTENCE OF TERRACE IN THE HOUSEHOLDS RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ATTRIBUTES-CONSEQUENCES-VALUES
Residential terraces are a transitional element of the house in direct contact with the outside environment. Several literature studies on terraces in the tropics have explained that this element has many benefits in terms of environmental and socio-cultural comfort. Several previous studies o...
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| Summary: | Residential terraces are a transitional element of the house in direct contact with the outside
environment. Several literature studies on terraces in the tropics have explained that this element
has many benefits in terms of environmental and socio-cultural comfort. Several previous studies
on the housing preferences of young adult groups indicated that there were groups who did not
want terrace space. For some developers, the narrower and more expensive the land makes the
terraces an attribute that is first negotiated to be eliminated. From several sources, the group of
people with the largest number and percentage in Indonesia is the young adult age group. Thus,
their preferences about houses and their attributes are important things to know so that the housing
criteria provided can be right on target. Specific research is needed on the object of the terrace in
the house from the perspective of the Young Adult age group. This study at the same time
complements and confirms previous research on occupancy preferences for young adult age
groups. This research was conducted qualitatively with the Grounded Theory method because
there has been no previous research regarding the preference for residential terraces from the
perspective of young adults. This study uses a preference model as the attribute-consequence-value
relationship. attribute and consequence variables are obtained from exploring and finding
important categories from the context of the terrace space from the respondent's point of view
because there are no findings from similar studies. After that, the search for the relationship
between the variables was carried out in two stages. In the first stage, a quantitative analysis is
carried out with the cluster analysis method to find the relationship between the attribute variables
and the consequential variables. The second stage is to find the relationship between the attribute
and consequence variables and the value variables using direct content analysis, namely by direct
interpretation of the literature review. Based on this process, there were seven benefits of the front
terrace and back terrace for the Young Adult age group |
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