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Vol: 37 No: 3

Vol : 37   No: 3

TITLE: Open Issue: Abandoned Housing, Connecting Capacities, Hong Kong Private Housing, Korean Building and Construction Systems, Narrow Town Housing, Complexity and Creativity, Passive Design, Urban Squatti  2012

  • DESIGN PRINCIPALS OF NARROW TOWNHOUSE; FOR AFFORDABILITY AND ADAPTABILITY
  • FLEXIBLE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS IN TRADITIONAL KOREAN ARCHITECTURE
  • URBAN SQUATTING IN LATIN AMERICA: RELEVANCE OF ‘GUIDED OCCUPANCY’
  • THE CHALLENGE OF COMPLEXITY AND CREATIVITY FACTOR IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
  • FLEXIBILITY IN HONG KONG PRIVATE HOUSING
  • CONNECTING UP CAPACITIES: INTEGRATED DESIGN FOR ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOUSING IN CHILE
  • ABANDONED HOUSING PROJECT: ASSESSMENT ON RESIDENT SATISFACTION TOWARD BUILDING QUALITY
  • THE IMPACT OF PASSIVE DESIGN ON BUILDING THERMAL PERFORMANCE IN HOT AND DRY CLIMATE
  • Editorial Vol 37 no 3
    • Guest Editors

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    Email
    Nicholas Wilkinson
    Eastern Mediterranean University

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    Vol :  37   No:  2  

    TITLE: Theme Issue: URBAN SPACE DIVERSITY, Paradoxes and Realities  2012

  • DIVERSITY AS A UNIQUE CONSTELLATION OF SUPERIMPOSING NETWORK LOGICS.
  • PUBLIC SPACE NETWORKS AS A SUPPORT FOR URBAN DIVERSITY
  • A PERCEPTUAL APPROACH FOR INVESTIGATING URBAN SPACE DIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF DOHA
  • CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC INFLUENCES ON MULTICULTURAL CITIES: THE CASE OF DOHA, QATAR.
  • DIVERSITY IN THE PUBL IC SPACE OF A TRADITIONAL CITY - ZARIA, NIGERIA
  • URBAN SPACE DIVERSITY IN SOUTH AFRICA: MEDIUM DENSITY MIXED DEVELOPMENTS
  • DIVERSITY IN CONVIVIALITY: BEIRUT’S TEMPORARY PUBLIC SPACES
  • A TALE OF TWO SOUQS: THE PARADOX OF GULF URBAN DIVERSITY.
  • THE (IM)-POSSIBLE MOSQUE; SPATIAL MUTATION AND IDENTITY NEEDS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
  • THE IMPACT OF DIGITALIZATION ON SOCIAL INTERACTION AND PUBLIC SPACE
  • Editorial Vol 37 no 2 Rethinking URban DiveRsity
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    Guest Editor
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    Prof. Dr. Ashraf Salama
    Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, College of Engineering, Quatar University, Doha, Qatar.

     

      

    Vol :  37   No:  1  

    TITLE: Open Issue: Validity of Previ, Lima,Peru. Mass Customisation, Malaysia. Post Disaster Housing, Turkey. Community Oriented Design, Critical Regionalism. Remodelling. Alienation of Traditional Habitats.  2012

  • THE VALIDITY OF PREVI, LIMA, PERU,FORTY YEARS ON.
  • EXAMINING THE POTENTIAL FOR MASS CUSTOMISATION OF HOUSING IN MALAYSIA
  • COMPARISON OF POST-DISASTER HOUSING PROCUREMENT METHODS IN RURAL AREAS OF TURKEY
  • REMODELLING OF THE VERNACULAR IN BUKCHON HANOKS
  • A ‘FAREEJ-IN-THE-SKY’: TOWARDS A COMMUNITYORIENTED DESIGN FOR HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN THE UAE
  • ENVIRONMENTS OF CHANGE: AN OPEN BUILDING APPROACH TOWARDS A DESIGN SOLUTION FOR AN INFORMAL SETTLEMENT IN MAMELODI, SOUTH AFRICA
  • ALIENATION OF TRADITIONAL HABITATS AND SHELTERS IN JORDANIAN VILLAGES
  • A READING IN CRITICAL REGIONALISM: ANALYSIS OF TWO HOUSES BY HAN TÜMERTEKİN
  • Editorial Vol 37 no 1
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    Guest Editor
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    Nicholas Wilkinson
    Eastern Mediterranean University

     

     

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