Healthcare Façade Design and Perceived Trust

Field

Healthcare Architecture

Study type

Quantitative perception study

Challenge

The project required turning subjective perceptions of hospital façade characteristics into a statistically testable framework with reliable constructs and interpretable design implications.

Approach

Survey constructs were organized around visual and trust-related dimensions, reliability was assessed, and the results framework linked statistical findings back to architectural variables instead of reporting coefficients without design interpretation.

Methods

Questionnaire design · Reliability analysis · Construct scoring · Descriptive statistics · Inferential comparison

Software / workflow

SPSS-compatible workflow

Project outcome

The analysis and reporting structure connected psychometric reliability, respondent perceptions, and architectural interpretation in a form suitable for an academic results chapter and manuscript development.

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