Preference of Employee Behavioral Regarding Visual Privacy of PT Baratha Group Office

Abstract

A public space is a space that is designed to accommodate some people carrying out public activities by the function of the public space. Humans as social creatures have individual personalities to fulfill their privacy needs when carrying out activities in public spaces. An office with an open design concept is an example of a public space. Employee productivity and efficiency at work is an important factor in the success of a company. This can work well if it is supported by an interior office setting that can meet the needs and provide comfort for employees. This research aims to explore how the interior setting and environmental disturbances in the PT Baratha Group Office influences employee behavioral preferences towards visual privacy of office space. Thus, the results of this research can be considered by PT. Baratha Group is re-planning office space settings to maximize employee performance by meeting employees' visual privacy needs.