| Sn | Title | Author | Abstract | Full Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 551 | Assessing Housing and Liveability in Northeast India | Dwijomala Hanjabam | Abstract | Full Text |
| 552 | A Realist Philosophical Approach for Housing Research: Critical Realism | Simon Peter Taylor | Abstract | Full Text |
| 553 | AGRI-TOURISM: AN INVENTIVE WAY TOWARDS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL INDIA | Isha Pawar | Abstract | Full Text |
| 554 | Community-based tourism as an alternative livelihood in rural coastal areas of Bangladesh: Gabura as a case | Raghav Syangadan | Abstract | Full Text |
| 555 | Influence of Migration on Traditional Houses of Kerala | Renuka Devi N. | Abstract | Full Text |
| 556 | Documentation of Vernacular Architecture of Vohra Settlement | Anjali Verma | Abstract | Full Text |
| 557 | Energy assessment of residential building using passive strategies | Swarali Rajesh Nimje | Abstract | Full Text |
| 558 | Design and analysis of green building on Revit | Abhijit Babhale | Abstract | Full Text |
| 559 | Inclusive city development for ageing Indian population: Gap analysis and way forward | Sachin Yadav | Abstract | Full Text |
| 560 | The Sustainable Approach to an Ideal ECO Village | Mayur Jain | Abstract | Full Text |
| 561 | Towards Public Participation on Urban Rehabilitation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Exploratory Insights from a Former Squatter Settlement in Gaborone, Botswana | Thando D. Gwebu | Abstract | Full Text |
| 562 | A Sustainable ConstructionâA Study of Eco-Friendly Building Materials | Ahamed Fazeel Akram | Abstract | Full Text |
| 563 | Dysfunctionality in Management & Leadership in SHPs (Social Housing Providers) in the UK: Insights using a Critical Realist (CR) Analytical Approach | Simon Peter Taylor | Abstract | Full Text |
| 564 | Integrating the Rental Housing Market – In Metropolitan zones | RENUKA KJ | Abstract | Full Text |
| 565 | Revitalization of Tambirabarani Riverfront, Tirunelveli | Sahaana . K | Abstract | Full Text |
| 566 | The Evolution of the Architectural Façade since 1950: A Contemporary Categorization | by nCarmela Cucuzzella,nNegarsadat Rahimi andnAristofanis Soulikias | Abstract | Full Text |
| 567 | Participation: A Disciplinary Border for Architectural Research and Practice | by nYaprak Hamarat,nClémentine Schelings andnCatherine Elsen | Abstract | Full Text |
| 568 | Order, Procedure, and Configuration in Gothic Architecture: A Case Study of the Avas Church, Miskolc, Hungary | by nZoltán Bereczki | Abstract | Full Text |
| 569 | A Sustainable Opportunity to Re-Inhabit Traditional Buildings in Italy: Energy Efficiency Actions End Fiscal Incentives | by nValentina Cinieri andnAndrea Garzulino | Abstract | Full Text |
| 570 | Making Architecture Relevant to Underserved Communities: Mapping Reconsidered | by nJoongsub Kim | Abstract | Full Text |
| 571 | Three Strategies of Urban Renewal for One National Outline Plan TAMA38: The Impact of Multiparametric Decision-Making on Neighborhood Regeneration | by nDalit Shach-Pinsly | Abstract | Full Text |
| 572 | DesignIntelligence and the Ranking of Professional Architecture Programs: Issues, Impacts, and Suggestions | by nMahbub Rashid | Abstract | Full Text |
| 573 | A Study of Urban Planning in Tsunami-Prone Areas of Sri Lanka | by nU. T. G. Perera,nChandula De Zoysa,nA. A. S. E. Abeysinghe,nRichard Haigh,nDilanthi Amaratunga andnRanjith Dissanayake | Abstract | Full Text |
| 574 | Incremental Pathways of Post-Disaster Housing Self-Recovery in Villa Verde, Chile | by nSandra Carrasco andnDavid O’Brien | Abstract | Full Text |
| 575 | Aspects of Designing Inclusively from Practitioner Perspectives | by nMaxim Lamirande | Abstract | Full Text |
| 576 | A Review of Collaborative Virtual Reality Systems for the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Industry | by nDimitrios Ververidis,nSpiros Nikolopoulos andnIoannis Kompatsiaris | Abstract | Full Text |
| 577 | Mapping Resilience in the Town Camps of Mparntwe | by nChris Tucker,nMichael Klerck andnAnna Flouris | Abstract | Full Text |
| 578 | Shelter Self-Recovery: The Experience of Vanuatu | by nIftekhar Ahmed andnCharles Parrack | Abstract | Full Text |
| 579 | Significance of Occupant Behaviour on the Energy Performance Gap in Residential Buildings | by nClaire Far,nIftekhar Ahmed andnJamie Mackee | Abstract | Full Text |
| 580 | Promoting Social Interaction through Participatory Architecture. Experimentation, Experience, Evaluation in a Social Housing Complex (Grand’Goule, Poitiers, 1974–2021) | by nBenjamin Loiseau,nStéphane Safin andnAntonella Tufano | Abstract | Full Text |
| 581 | Designing with the Dialogic Self: A Framework for a Polyphonic Practice of Architectural Design | by nMina Tahsiri | Abstract | Full Text |
| 582 | Relaxation and Fascination through Outside Views of Mexican Dwellings | by nLuis Alfonso de la Fuente Suárez andnJoel MartĂnez-Soto | Abstract | Full Text |
| 583 | 2Ws + 1H Systematic Review to (Re)Draw Actors and Challenges of Participation(s): Focus on Cultural Heritage | by nKhaoula Stiti andnSamia Ben Rajeb | Abstract | Full Text |
| 584 | Design and Disaster Resilience: Toward a Role for Design in Disaster Mitigation and Recovery | by nEsther Charlesworth andnJohn Fien | Abstract | Full Text |
| 585 | Analysis of Renovation Works in Cappuccinelli Social Housing District in Trapani | by nRossella Corrao,nErica La Placa,nEnrico Genova andnCalogero Vinci | Abstract | Full Text |
| 586 | Design Driven Research for Countryside Revitalization of a Rural Settlement of the Fujian Province, China | by nGerardo Semprebon | Abstract | Full Text |
| 587 | Perception of Urban Leftover Spaces: A Comparative Study of Built Environment and Non-Built Environment Participants | by nJasim Azhar,nMorten Gjerde,nBrenda Vale andnMuhammad Asif | Abstract | Full Text |
| 588 | Between Stirling and Olivetti: Ted Cullinan’s Workplaces Design in the UK | by nMarco Spada | Abstract | Full Text |
| 589 | Diverse Impact of Sensitive Sub-Categories of Demographic Variables on Safety Climate of High-Rise Building Projects | by nHafiz Zahoor,nRashid Mehmood Khan,nBabar Ali,nAhsen Maqsoom,nKhwaja Mateen Mazher andnFahim Ullah | Abstract | Full Text |
| 590 | Lime-Based Plaster Reinforced with Hemp Braids as Sustainable Building Product | by nAntonio Davino,nEmilia Meglio andnAntonio Formisano | Abstract | Full Text |
| 591 | Citizen Participation in Architecture and Urban Planning Confronted with Arnstein’s Ladder: Four Experiments into Popular Neighbourhoods of Hainaut Demonstrate Another Hierarchy | by nLarissa Romariz Peixoto,nLaura Rectem andnJean-Alexandre Pouleur | Abstract | Full Text |
| 592 | Architect Collectives and the Coproduction of Places in the “Grey Zones” of Urban Development Planning: The Educational Institution as a Mediation Framework | by nJodelle Zetlaoui-Léger,nElise Macaire andnCéline Tcherkassky | Abstract | Full Text |
| 593 | What Participation Creates in Experimental Design Practices. The Case of a Mobile Third Place Built in a Retirement Home | by nMarine Royer | Abstract | Full Text |
| 594 | Algorithmic Design in Virtual Reality | by nRenata Castelo-Branco andnAntĂłnio LeitĂŁo | Abstract | Full Text |
| 595 | Quality of Public Housing in Singapore: Spatial Properties of Dwellings and Domestic Lives | by nJunko Tamura andnKent Fang | Abstract | Full Text |
| 596 | Parametric Architecture beyond Form—Klein and Price: Pioneers in Computing the Quality of Life in Housing | by nDavid Hernández Falagán andnMohammadamin Ziaiebigdeli | Abstract | Full Text |
| 597 | UNDERGROUND WELBECK: INTAGIBLE SPACES John Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck, 5th Duke of Portland (1800–1879) | by nMarĂa Isabel Fernández Naranjo andnTomás GarcĂa GarcĂa | Abstract | Full Text |
| 598 | Adoption of Sustainable Supply Chain Management for Performance Improvement in the Construction Industry: A System Dynamics Approach | by nMaria Ghufran,nKhurram Iqbal Ahmad Khan,nMuhammad Jamaluddin Thaheem,nAbdur Rehman Nasir andnFahim Ullah | Abstract | Full Text |
| 599 | Performance Evaluation: Identifying Barriers and Enablers for Landscape Architecture Practice | by nGuanyu Chen,nJacky Bowring andnShannon Davis | Abstract | Full Text |
| 600 | The Role of Landscape Design in Cultural Rural Areas. A Didactic Exercise to Experiment a Research-by-Design Process Applied to an Italian UNESCO Wine Site | by nCatherine Dezio,nCan Zhang,nYilan Zhang andnDavide Marino | Abstract | Full Text |
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