Authors :
Rehab Moussa; Ahmed Kandil
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24JUL1844
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Abstract :
This study evaluates the effectiveness of
Virtual Reality (VR) in enhancing spatial perception
compared to traditional 2D representations in the context
of interior design education. Conducted with Interior
Architecture students at the University of Buraimi, the
research utilized the Oculus Quest 2 VR headset to create
an immersive environment. Participants assessed various
spatial characteristics, such as depth, scale, and spatial
relationships, using both printed materials and VR
immersion. Findings indicate that VR significantly
improves the accuracy and realism of spatial perception,
providing a more comprehensive understanding of
interior spaces. This research contributes to the growing
body of knowledge on VR applications in architectural
education, highlighting its potential benefits and
challenges.
Keywords :
Space Perception, Virtual Reality, Color Tone Impact, Interior Space.
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- AI was used in reviewing the text
This study evaluates the effectiveness of
Virtual Reality (VR) in enhancing spatial perception
compared to traditional 2D representations in the context
of interior design education. Conducted with Interior
Architecture students at the University of Buraimi, the
research utilized the Oculus Quest 2 VR headset to create
an immersive environment. Participants assessed various
spatial characteristics, such as depth, scale, and spatial
relationships, using both printed materials and VR
immersion. Findings indicate that VR significantly
improves the accuracy and realism of spatial perception,
providing a more comprehensive understanding of
interior spaces. This research contributes to the growing
body of knowledge on VR applications in architectural
education, highlighting its potential benefits and
challenges.
Keywords :
Space Perception, Virtual Reality, Color Tone Impact, Interior Space.