Assessing the Effectiveness of Information Structure and Navigation in ISAI Phase 1

This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of information structure and navigation in the Indonesia Sustainable Architecture Index (ISAI) application in Phase 1. The study used the neuroresearch research method is used in this research because it is a scientific approach method that involves a mixed method of constructing constructs to assess how well users can navigate and access information related to sustainable architecture. The results showed that the building and social dimensions received high appreciation from users, with the building dimension recording the highest average score of 4.2. A significant correlation was found between the “Sustainability” indicator in the building dimension and the “Health” and “Comfort” indicators in the social dimension, with a correlation coefficient of 0.65. This indicates that good building sustainability supports the health and comfort of occupants. In contrast, the environmental dimension showed a lower score, especially in the pollution and risk mitigation indicators, indicating the need for more attention to environmental issues in the implementation of sustainable architecture. These findings provide valuable insights for improving the ISAI design in supporting sustainable smart city strategies in Indonesia.