Study on Human Habitation Mode and Home Design Planning in the New Era

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Due to the ever-increasing population and the price of houses, humans in the future may not have the opportunity to own their own land to build houses. With the change of living patterns, small-house families will become more and more popular, even mobile homes. This research uses market analysis, specification analysis, and according to the project design process, uses brainstorming and KJ method to find out design strategies and execute design projects. This research uses an expert industrial design process to design a residential space design suitable for 2040 and conforms to the following design principles: 1. For tomorrow House design will be aesthetic, smart, modern, and simple. 2. For tomorrow houses should have appropriate dimensions design and have moveable functions. 3. For tomorrow houses should include functions, space-saving and high-tech design. 4. For tomorrow house design should be able to accommodate 2-4 people. 5. In order to be multifunctional, the complexity of furniture design will increase. The expert industrial design process, analysis, and design methods described in this study will provide designers with a better grasp of the principles of future residential design, home furniture, and other related product design.

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Hung, Y. C., Lee, Y. L., Lee, K. M., Foo, K. P., & Lim, K. W. (2021). Study on Human Habitation Mode and Home Design Planning in the New Era. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 809). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/809/1/012021

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