Article
Architecture
Kim Myoungjae, Choi Yeojin, Youn Yaelim
Article
Architecture
Micheal Ra
Review
Architecture
Marwa Mardini, Fuad Awileh, Lamis Herbly
Summary: The research documents the architectural features and aesthetic characteristics of Al-Sinaniyya Mosque, analyzing the proportions and geometrical system adopted in its design, which enriches the understanding of the mosque.
JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING -KING SAUD UNIVERSITY
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Mayas Nadim Ahmad Taha
Summary: This paper explores the factors influencing the transformation of residential building facades in Riyadh and analyzes the transition from traditional to modern facades. It aims to establish standards and guidelines for the development of residential building facades in Riyadh and create a distinct aesthetic and identity.
JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING -KING SAUD UNIVERSITY
(2023)
Review
Architecture
Wadia Ali Albarqawi, Saeed Ali Alburgawi
Summary: Makkah has developed unique architectural vocabularies over centuries, but the expansion of the Holy Mosque and the imposition of modern elements have led to the disappearance of traditional vocabularies. Globalization has branded the city as a hub of skyscrapers. This study proposes utilizing AI to generate architectural elements in Makkah, aiming to establish continuity with the past.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Hatice Aysegul Demir, Mine Hamamcioglu-Turan, Kutay Yuceturk, Engin Aktas
Summary: This study presents a multi-leveled comparative evaluation approach for analyzing the structural characteristics of historic masonry monuments. Through a case study of the Bedesten in Turkey, the study explores the relationship between rare structural characteristics and structural safety. The study also highlights the importance of conscious structural design in minimizing vulnerability in monuments built during the same period.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Zahra Karami, Seyed-Abbas Yazdanfar, Saeid Norouzian-Maleki, Reza Khosrowabadi
Summary: This study investigates the relationship between elements of square attractiveness and individuals' emotional perception as well as the brain mechanism involved in cognitive development. The findings show that visual openness is the most important element in increasing the attractiveness of everyday landscape in residential areas.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Ozge Ceylin Yildirim, Asli Sungur, Derya Gulec Ozer
Summary: This study develops a holistic approach to evaluate walkability at the neighborhood scale by considering spatial, behavioral, and perceptional dimensions. The research explores the effects of physical characteristics, individual perceptions, and walking behavior on walkability. The study provides a comprehensive assessment framework that incorporates both quantitative and qualitative dimensions.
FRONTIERS OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Karl de Fine Licht
Summary: In recent years, there has been an increasing discussion on the design of cities, particularly regarding controversial modes such as defensive, hostile, or disciplinary architecture. Many studies argue that these design concepts lack theoretical grounding, making it challenging to study them from an empirical and normative perspective. This paper aims to define the commonly used terms in the literature and demonstrate their interconnectedness by utilizing a set of philosophical conditions. It also highlights the need for different moral justifications when considering different designs and their corresponding phenomena and conceptualizations.
URBAN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Sri Yuliani, Wiwik Setyaningsih
Summary: This research aims to develop strategies for promoting the development of green tourist villages while preserving the environment and local culture. Successful strategies include promoting green communities, developing green open spaces and infrastructure, implementing green waste management and transportation, incorporating green building techniques and utilizing green energy sources.
JOURNAL OF ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Garth Andrew Myers
Summary: This paper examines the changes and lack thereof in 100 years of professional planning in Zanzibar, Tanzania, with a focus on the historic core area known as Ng'ambo. The gap between formal plans and their implementation is examined, particularly in the recent planning initiatives since 2011. The study explores whether inclusive planning has strengthened the citizenship of the urban poor majority or if it has continued the state planning failures for Ng'ambo's residents.
PLANNING PERSPECTIVES
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Federico Soriano, Maria Dolores Palacios Diaz
Summary: The article explores the definition and characteristics of mannerism, arguing that the unification of opposites is another important feature in modern and contemporary architecture. This argument is supported through the analysis of works by Andrea Palladio and other opposing concepts. It also points out that mannerist characteristics are less common in current architecture but can be found in various recent projects.
ARCHITECTURAL THEORY REVIEW
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Masood Karamoozian, Hong Zhang
Summary: Green architecture has gained popularity for its environmental benefits, but the evaluation and accreditation of green buildings mostly focus on design and construction rather than their operational stages. This study compares international green building standards with Chinese evaluation guidelines and identifies government regulations, market constraints, and technological criteria as the main obstacles to green building accreditation during the operational phases. The findings stress the importance of collaboration among policymakers, market participants, and technology developers to address these challenges and ensure the sustainability of green buildings.
JOURNAL OF ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING
(2023)
Correction
Architecture
Birsu Ece Kaya, Ikbal Erbas
JOURNAL OF ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Shen Zhang, Xuechun Li
Summary: This paper explores the use of machine learning models to forecast construction duration and compares the results of four different models. The findings indicate that the artificial neural network and gradient boosting trees models perform better, with the latter also being more computationally efficient. The research suggests that these models can be utilized to assist construction project managers in adjusting resource allocation.
JOURNAL OF ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Feny Elsiana, Sri Nastiti N. Ekasiwi, Ign Antaryama
Summary: Deep-plan buildings limit daylight use and result in uneven distribution. This study investigated the impact of building aspect ratio and the implementation of Horizontal Light Pipe (HLP) and shading systems on daylight performance. Results showed that increasing the aspect ratio improved the uniformity of daylight.
JOURNAL OF ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Moureen Asaad, Ghada Farouk Hassan, Abeer Elshater, Samy Afifi
Summary: This study presents an innovative ranking methodology to monitor the green neighbourhood actions of countries in future development and establish a pioneering framework to evaluate the impact of green certifications within the region.
ARCHNET-IJAR INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Adil Al Tamimi, Habibelrahman Hassan, Edwin Rodriguez-Ubinas, Haidar Alhaidary, Abraham Mansouri
Summary: This study evaluates the thermal performance of two 3D printed structures in the UAE and explores different insulation approaches. The findings suggest that filling cavities and adding insulation layers can significantly improve thermal performance and minimize thermal bridge risk.
JOURNAL OF ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING
(2023)
Article
Architecture
Houliang Chen, Danni Wu
Summary: This article examines Charles Dickens's portrayal of domestic interiors and household furnishings in Our Mutual Friend, focusing on the cultural significance of material life in the nineteenth century and the agency of material objects in shaping Victorians' moral life. It argues that domestic furnishings play a role in influencing moral behavior through different performances of domesticity.
Article
Architecture
Anahita Khodadadi
Summary: This article presents a generative design exploration methodology that combines a genetic algorithm and the Theory of Innovative Problem Solving to assist designers in problem structuring and decision-making in a multi-disciplinary setting. The methodology allows for investigation of unexpected solutions, application of innovative ideas for resolving contradictory design objectives, and continuous interaction between designers and the search engine. The design case of a mid-rise apartment complex is used to demonstrate the usability and benefits of the developed method.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARCHITECTURAL COMPUTING
(2023)
