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Improvement of Public Kitchen Layout through the Application of Design Thinking Method and Work Concept Elty Sarvia; Novi Soesilo; Yosafat Aji Pranata; Ary Dharmawan; Kevin Tjahyadi
IJIES (International Journal of Innovation in Enterprise System) Vol 9 No 2 (2025): International Journal of Innovation in Enterprise System - Article in Press
Publisher : Telkom University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/ijies.v9i02.9057

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This study aims to improve the efficiency and functionality of the public kitchen layout in ST Village by integrating the design thinking method with the work triangle concept. Design thinking was applied to explore user needs and guide solution development through a user-centered, iterative process. The work triangle concept was used to assess movement efficiency across three primary kitchen zones: storage, washing and preparation, and cooking and serving. User needs were identified through interviews and observations, which led to the creation of two layout alternatives. The work triangle analysis evaluated movement efficiency across these zones. A concept scoring method assessed the alternatives based on space efficiency, ease of movement, occupational safety and health, and process flow. Alternative 1 emerged as the optimal design, scoring 5, compared to 7 for Alternative 2, with a reduced work triangle perimeter of 540.98 cm. The design improved accessibility, posture, and task coordination while minimizing unnecessary movements. Additional improvements included optimized lighting, achieving 500 lux with two 36-watt luminaires, and better ventilation. User feedback confirmed increased comfort, safety, and efficiency. This study demonstrates how user-centered design and ergonomic principles can optimize shared kitchen spaces in rural communities, addressing gaps in research on private or commercial kitchens.
Co-Authors Elty Sarvia Kevin Tjahyadi Novi Soesilo Yosafat Aji Pranata