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Architecture
Zo Hangman
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Architecture
Jin Keojin
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Architecture
Thaer Mutlaq Ayasrah
Summary: This research examines the spatial relationships of COVID-19 mortality in 213 countries worldwide. It analyzes various variables such as cumulative cases, hospital beds, population demographics, and vaccination status to predict mortality rates. The results show that there are significant spatially homogeneous relationships between cumulative cases, elderly population, unvaccinated population, and COVID-19 mortality, collectively explaining 97% of the variation. This spatial modeling provides valuable insights for establishing preventive measures and reducing mortality worldwide.
JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING -KING SAUD UNIVERSITY
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Gamal Mahmoud Hamid, Yusra Omer Elsawi Mohammed
Summary: This study aims to provide guidelines for the design of hybrid villa-apartments (HVAs) by analyzing the relationship between spatial parameters and space efficiency. The results show that the most efficient plot location is the corner position; center-edge is the optimum location for vertical circulation; back location is the best choice for yards; and for plot dimensions, a longer width than depth is preferred. These findings can assist designers, owners, and developers in maximizing the space efficiency and feasibility of HVAs during the design stage.
JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING -KING SAUD UNIVERSITY
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Manal Ali Abdulrahman
Summary: This paper analyzes the impact of the dynamic movement of logistics sites on the surrounding environment and the extent to which city planners and investors benefit from such studies. It investigates the relationship between logistics and transportation geography and highlights the role of using GIS to achieve a sustainable smart urban pattern. The study identifies weaknesses in the management of warehouse sites in Jeddah, leading to negative effects on the city's infrastructure, quality of life, and environmental systems. The study recommends allocating trailers in railways for transporting goods to improve accessibility and facilitate the movement of goods within the city and neighboring areas.
JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING -KING SAUD UNIVERSITY
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Bang Yukyung
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Architecture
Mauricio Pezo, Sofia von Ellrichshausen
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Architecture
Hao Deng, Meichen Li
Summary: This paper uses Nanjing as an example to study the morphological evolution of urban cemeteries and their relationship with the urban fringe belt, and discusses the reasons and characteristics of their evolution.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Yiying Chen, Qiwei Ma, Lihua Xu, Yijun Shi, Zhangwei Lu, Yaqi Wu, Mao Feng
Summary: Tourist preferences for landscape in recreational spaces are examined in this study using West Lake in Hangzhou, China as an example. The spatial distribution of tourists' landscape preferences is determined using content analysis, kernel density estimation, and image semantic segmentation. The study reveals that tourists tend to prefer landscape architecture for recreation and that their preferences exhibit spatial sequences in terms of viewpoints and sight distances.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Editorial Material
Architecture
Patricia Aelbrecht, Mahyar Arefi
URBAN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Maha Mansour Alzahrani, Mohammad Alissan Alghamdi
Summary: The number of working women in shopping malls in Saudi Arabia has increased, leading to the spread of using the spaces for purposes other than their original designs. This study aims to investigate the accommodation of spatial needs for working women in shopping mall buildings. The findings show that shopping mall buildings lack necessary spaces for working women, and even if they are available, the design is unsuitable, resulting in women utilizing these spaces for other purposes.
JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING -KING SAUD UNIVERSITY
(2023)
Review
Architecture
Hira Qureshi
Summary: This study broadens Blakely and Snyder's approach to identify reasons influencing living decisions in the Global South by using a qualitative review of gated community development trends from 2000 to 2022.
JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING -KING SAUD UNIVERSITY
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Badriah Fraih Al Shammari, Sulafa Hag-Elsafi
Summary: This study used geographic information systems and remote sensing to investigate the impact of the construction of King Fahd Dam on vegetation cover and urban expansion in Bisha. The study found that dense vegetation cover decreased over time after the dam's construction, while the urban area showed significant development and expansion.
JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING -KING SAUD UNIVERSITY
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Kwak Heesoo, Park Jiyoun
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Architecture
Yuyan Lyu, Iskandar Abd Malek, Nor Haslina Ja'afar, Yina Sima, Ziyi Han, Zhangjingyi Liu
Summary: Historic urban areas are important components of urban heritage, but they face challenges from globalization. This study utilizes space syntax methodology to revitalize historic urban areas, aiming to enhance urban vitality while preserving heritage buildings. The findings provide valuable strategies for revitalizing historic urban areas.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Mohammad Salehi, Shima Taheri, Amirhosein Shabani
Summary: This paper examines the challenges of historical urban fabrics and discusses how to preserve and enhance their value through regeneration and social-oriented approaches. By conducting a study in a city in Iran, it is found that religious and cultural values play a crucial role in tactical urbanism.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Mengyao Pan, Huayu Guo, Qi Zhou, Jiangtao Xie
Summary: This article discusses the concept and value theory of cultural landscape, and develops a methodology combining typology and network theory to study the interaction process of cultural landscapes. Taking the trails around Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing as an example, the paper explores the interaction process of trails as a cultural landscape and analyzes the dynamic characteristics and value expression.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Wee Jinbok
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Architecture
Ye Jungeun, Kim Sungyeol
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Architecture
Cho Minsuk
