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Ashraf M. Salama, Adel M. Remali, Laura MacLean
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An urban space is a vital stage for social interaction and city life. Measuring the city life is always related to social, economic and cultural conditions of an urban context. Social gathering increases the quality of urban space and improves economic...
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Seyed Reza Hosseini Raviz, Ali Nik Eteghad, Ezequiel Uson Guardiola, Antonio Armesto Aira
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According to inhabitants? dimensions and various aspects of human life, flexible spaces are used as a solution in social housing due to the lack of space that architects always confront. In fact, flexible housing responds to inhabitants? needs throughout...
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Nely Ramzy
Pág. 246 - 267
Biomimicry is a growing area of interest in architecture due to the potentials it offers for innovative architectural solutions and for more sustainable, regenerative built environment. Yet, a growing body of research identified various deficiencies to t...
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Ignacio Román Santiago
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The article proposes the approach to the house that the Hungarian architect Ernö Goldfinger built for himselfin the Hampstead neighborhood, London in 1939. The complex and unique exercise, in which Goldfingerbases the greatest part of his principles, is ...
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Patricia de Diego Ruiz
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The work of Denys Lasdun has been traditionally valued by its great spatial quality, its elegance and its capacity to develop a new formal tectonic language. Nevertheless, Alvin Boyarsky defi ned Lasdun?s architecture as an architecture of etcetera, impl...
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