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Vol: 34 No: 4

Vol : 34   No: 4

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  • EVALUATION OF THE OCCUPATION AND EVACUATION OF PEÑALOLEN SETTLEMENT, SANTIAGO DE CHILE
  • GROWTH PATTERNS IN INCREMENTAL SELF-BUILD HOUSING IN CHILE
  • FLEXIBLE DESIGN OF PUBLIC HOUSING IN IQALUIT, NUNAVUT, CANADA
  • CONTINUITY, UTILITY AND CHANGE: The Urban Compound House in Ghana
  • ANALYSING HOUSING QUALITY: Belerko Housing Settlement, Trabzon, Turkey
  • TRADITIONAL EUROPEAN SQUARES IN CONTEMPORARY URBANISM: Dubrovnik's Medieval Squares
  • TRADITION AND MODERNISM IN YORUBA ARCHITECTURE: Bridging the Chasm
  • LEARNING FROM HOUSING: A Retrospective Narrative of Housing Environments in North Cyprus
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    Vol :  34   No:  3  

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  • URBAN SECOND HOMES: Temporal-Dwelling in London
  • ASIAN AND LATINO IMMIGRANTS' PREFERENCES FOR WALKABLE SUB-URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS
  • TIANJIN'S WORLDLY AMBITIONS:From Hyper-Colonial Space to 'Business Park'
  • MIGRANT HOUSING IN THE CITY AND THE VILLAGE:from Melbourne to Zavoj
  • HOME IS WHERE THE HEART ABIDES Migration, return and housing in Dakar, Senegal
  • IDENTITY AND REPRESENTATIONS OF GATED COMMUNITIES IN BANGALORE, INDIA
  • CONTESTED TERRAINS: Visualizing Glocalization in Global Cities
  • 'HOMELESSNESS & HOPE' - Johannesburg's Ponte City
  • BEING AT HOME: Space for Belonging in a London Caff
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    Ayona Datta
    Cities Programme, London School of Economics, UK.

     

      

    Vol :  34   No:  2  

    TITLE: DESIGNING EDIBLE LANDSCAPES (DEL )  2009

  • TENURE AND LAND MARKETS FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE
  • HOW URBAN AGRICULTURE IS RESHAPING PERI-URBAN BEIJING
  • DESIGNING FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE IN AN AFRICAN CITY: KAMPALA, UGANDA
  • PARTICIPATORY DESIGN OF PUBLIC SPACES FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE, ROSARIO, ARGENTINA
  • CONTINUOUS PRODUCTIVE URBAN LANDSCAPE (CPUL):Essential Infrastructure and Edible Ornament
  • DESIGNING FOR FOOD AND AGRICULTURE: Recent Explorations at Ryerson University
  • IMPROVEMENT OF INADEQUATE HOUSING VIA URBAN AGRICULTURE IN NAIROBI, KENYA
  • MAKING THE EDIBLE CAMPUS: A model for food-secure urban revitalisation
  • JARDINS COMMUNAUTAIRES ET SÉCURITÉ ALIMENTAIRE COMMUNITY GARDENS AND FOOD SECURITY
  • THE EDIBLE LANDSCAPE OF A NEWFOUNDLAND OUTPORT
  • THE CONCEPT OF URBAN AGRICULTURE RENEWED FOR CITIES OF THE SOUTH
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    Leila Marie Farah
    Minimum Cost Housing Group, School of Architecture, McGill University, Montreal, Canada
    Professor Vikram Bhatt ,
    Minimum Cost Housing Group, School of Architecture, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

     

      

    Vol :  34   No:  1  

    TITLE: Shaping the Future of Learning Environments: Emerging Paradigms and Best Practices  2009

  • RESEARCH BASED DESIGN OF AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
  • EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS AS 3D TEXT BOOKS:Linking ecological sustainability, pedagogy and space
  • DESIGN FOR COMMUNICATION: Post-Occupancy Evaluation of Classroom Spaces
  • THE USERS IN MIND: Utilizing Henry Sanoff's Methods in Investigating the Learning Environment
  • TOPOGRAPHIES AND SHRINES: Creating Responsive Learning Environments
  • SPATIAL AND EDUCATIONAL PATTERNS OF INNOVATION FOR CHARTER SCHOOLS
  • SOCIO-CULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY OF FUTURE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS: The Case of the New Kuwait University Campus
  • DOES PLACE REALLY MATTER TO STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES? A Study of Three University Campuses
  • DESIGN INTENTIONS AND USERS RESPONSES: Assessing Outdoor Spaces of Qatar University Campus
  • EXPLORING OUTDOOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN ARCHITECTURE
  • THE FUTURE SETTING OF THE DESIGN STUDIO
  • A "GLOBALIZED" STUDIO ENVIRONMENT: Configuring Reflexive Spatial Agendas
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    Dr. Ashraf M. Salama
    Department of Architecture and Urban Planning Qatar University, P.O. Box 2713, Doha, Qatar

     

     

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