The European research CASTLE (Cabin System Design Towards Passenger Wellbeing) puts the passenger's perception of well-being at the center of a prototype commercial aeronautics project. From this point of view, the evaluation of ergonomics and the travel experience become the objectives of an analysis of the space/context in which color, integrated with the functional components, of the shape and materials, becomes a tool for the concept design of the cabin space. The methodological approach developed therefore entrusts color to a primary role in defining the state of well-being and identity of the cabin space, through a "color model" that can be scaled in relation to the colors that each company will choose for its own color image.
Fly in color. A chromatic “model” for the cabin of a commercial aircraft / Gabbatore, Stefano; Germak, Claudio. - In: CULTURA E SCIENZE DEL COLORE / COLOR CULTURE AND SCIENCE. - ISSN 2384-9568. - ELETTRONICO. - (In corso di stampa). [10.23738/CCSJ.00]
Fly in color. A chromatic “model” for the cabin of a commercial aircraft.
Gabbatore, Stefano;Germak, Claudio
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The European research CASTLE (Cabin System Design Towards Passenger Wellbeing) puts the passenger's perception of well-being at the center of a prototype commercial aeronautics project. From this point of view, the evaluation of ergonomics and the travel experience become the objectives of an analysis of the space/context in which color, integrated with the functional components, of the shape and materials, becomes a tool for the concept design of the cabin space. The methodological approach developed therefore entrusts color to a primary role in defining the state of well-being and identity of the cabin space, through a "color model" that can be scaled in relation to the colors that each company will choose for its own color image.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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