عنوان مقاله :
نقش شاخص هاي مركزيت شبكههاي اجتماعي در سازماندهي فضايي مبتني بر سوابق طراحي (مطالعه موردي: بخش اورژانس بيمارستانها)
عنوان به زبان ديگر :
The Role of Social Network Centrality Indices in Spatial Organization Based on Design Records Case Study: Emergency Department of Hospitals
پديد آورندگان :
رحمتي گواري، رميصاء دانشگاه آزاد اسلامي - واحد تهران جنوب، تهران - گروه معماري , قدوسي فر، هادي دانشگاه آزاد اسلامي - واحد تهران جنوب، تهران - گروه معماري , طاهباز، منصوره دانشگاه شهيد بهشتي، تهران - دانشكدۀ معماري و شهرسازي , زارع ميرك آباد، فاطمه دانشگاه صنعتي اميركبير، تهران - دانشكدۀ رياضي و علوم كامپيوتر
كليدواژه :
نحوفضا , نظرية گراف , شبكه اجتماعي , شاخص مركزيت , سوابق طراحي
چكيده فارسي :
سازمان دهي فضايي، مرحلهاي بسيار حائز اهميت بهخصوص در طراحي پلانهاي كاركردي است. جهت سازماندهي كاركردي نياز است فضاها بهدرستي جانمايي شوند. معماران در مراحل مختلف طراحي از سوابق طراحي بهره ميبرند. فرض اصلي اين پژوهش مبتني بر اين موضوع است كه ميتوان از سوابق طراحي، شاخصهاي لازم براي ارزيابي روابط فضايي پلان را در مرحله برنامهريزي معماري استخراج نمود. هدف اصلي پژوهش بهكارگيري دانش موجود در سوابق طراحي جهت ارزيابي سازماندهي فضايي پيش از اجرا و پس از بهرهبرداري است. جهت انجام پژوهش 60 پلان اورژانس بيمارستان بهعنوان جامعۀ آماري (سوابق طراحي) انتخاب شدند. شاخصهاي مركزيت بينيت و نزديكي براي تمامي حوزههاي موجود در سوابق طراحي توسط نرمافزار سايتواسكيپ محاسبه شدند. تمركز اصلي پژوهش بر سازماندهي عملكردي اصليترين حوزۀ درماني اورژانس (حوزۀ فوريت) قرارگرفته است. با محاسبۀ اين شاخصها مشخص شد كه حوزۀ فوريت بايد به نحوي سازماندهي شود كه بالاترين مركزيت بينيت و نزديكي را داشته باشد.
چكيده لاتين :
One of the most important obligations of architects in the early stages of designing a plan is spatial organization
planning in high functional sensitivity cases. In such buildings, a spatial organization as a part of architectural
planning should be defined in accordance with the use, and the criteria for the use should be taken into account so
that the plan can meet the functional needs. In order to achieve a proper functional organization of the spaces, the
spaces need to be properly located depending on their function.
The main hypothesis of this study is to apply the available knowledge in the design precedents to assess the spatial
functional organization before construction and after the operation.
With the emerge of space syntax theory in architecture, it has been possible to turn the plans into graphs. Therefore,
for analyzing the nodes in the graph, it can be used from the centrality indexes raised in the theory of networks and
social networks, which are subsets of the graph theory. One of the most important functional plans is the hospitals’
emergency department, which has two main therapeutic units consisting “under surveillance” and “urgency”. In
this unit, there are spaces in which the main and vital operations of the emergency department are carried out. As
a result, immediate access to these spaces and areas should be possible both for patients who have just entered this
department and have an emergency condition )acute(, and those who are temporarily admitted or treated in other
areas of this department. This means the importance of locating such spaces and areas. Accordingly, the research
was looking for indexes to make it possible to know how to organize the main areas of this department by applying
them to the design data. The research methodology in this study is applied in terms of research purpose and is
quantitative in terms of research nature. The method of data collection is based on the documentary method and the work doing method is by computer simulation, pre-implementation evaluation and post-operation evaluation.
Sixty hospital’s emergency plans were selected as the statistical population )design case histories( for the research.
Betweenness and proximity centrality indexes were calculated for all areas in the design data by CytoScape
software. The main focus of the research is on the functional organization of the main emergency’s urgency area.
It was found from the research based on the vital spaces and areas in the emergency department functioning, these
spaces or the area in which they are located should be among the shortest paths between other spaces and areas
)high betweenness centrality index( and the extent to which they are accessed from all the other spaces are equal
)the proximity centrality index(. As a result, this research has focused on two betweenness and proximity centrality .