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• TITLE: Emotional Responses to Spatial Design in a Regeneration Project: A Study Using Virtual Reality and Galvanic Skin Response Methodology

  AUTHORS: Xiaochun Zhan, Bin Jiang, Fangbin Guo

  KEYWORDS: Virtual Reality, Galvanic Skin Response, Spatial Design, Emotional Responses, Research Method, Urban Regeneration

  JOURNAL NAME: Art and Design Review, Vol.12 No.1, February 29, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The exploration of emotional responses to spatial design within the context of urban regeneration is a central concern for both researchers and designers. Notably, there exists a current gap in considering emotions in urban regeneration projects. Moreover, existing methods for identifying people’s emotional reactions within spatial environments primarily rely on self-reporting, which has significant limitations and heavily depends on participants’ subjective expressions. As a result, it becomes essential to collect and analyze participants’ physiological data using objective measures. This study introduces a systematic approach to acquire unbiased data concerning people’s emotional responses to spatial design. By employing Virtual Reality and Galvanic Skin Response techniques, this proposed method presents a structured framework that enables precise emotional insights from users before finalizing the design.