Barriers To Implementing Sustainable Interior Design In Interior Construction Projects In Indonesia

The trajectory of interior design styles remains ongoing in contemporary times. Numerous scholarly investigations persist in exploring the issue of interior design trend forecasting, with sustainable design being among the focal points. Measurement of the barriers to sustainable interior design implementation in Indonesian interior building projects is the goal of this study. After conducting a literature review on obstacles using litmaps.com, interior project actors were given questionnaires with open-ended questions for a correlational qualitative analysis. The purpose of this study is to confirm, pinpoint, and unearth novel phenomena related to the implementation of sustainable interior design in Indonesian interior construction projects. This study looks at how standards compliance, training, and stakeholder perceptions affect issues with technology and health, safety, and environmental (HSE) management. Regression analysis reinforces the Technology Acceptance Model by demonstrating the critical role that training and favorable perceptions play in encouraging technology adoption as well as the value of standards in reducing obstacles. Furthermore, this study overcomes technological obstacles by emphasizing the significance of environmental knowledge and stakeholder issues in comparison to conventional knowledge. Stakeholder involvement, environmental awareness, training, and standard compliance are all emphasized in the study's evaluation and confirmation of project management concepts. Furthermore, the author suggests a reevaluation of the significance of knowledge and cognition.