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open house international Vol.37 No.1, March 2012 Previous Issues Edited by Nicholas Wilkinson RIBA, Eastern Mediterranean University, North Cyprus. DPU Associate, University College London, UK. nicholaz.wilkinson@emu.edu.tr Guest Edited by Ashraf M. Salama Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, Qatar University & Urmi Sengupta School of Planning, Architecture and Civil Engineering Queen’s University, Belfast. 2 Vol.36 No.4 2011 OPEN HOUSE INTERNATIONAL OPEN ISSUE Editorial Nicholas Wilkinson Future Direction Of Sustainable Buildings In Japan- Tetsuya Saigo, Seiji Sawada & Yositika Utida Flexibility Of Traditional Buildings And Craftsmanship In China- Jia Beisi & Jiang Yingying Applying Eco-Features Of Traditional Vietnamese Houses To Contemporary High-Rise Housing- Le Thi Hong Na & Jin-Ho Park Virtual Prototyping For Open Building Design- Şule Taşlı Pektaş & Bülent Özgüç Similarities And Differences Between Contemporary Turkish Houses And Those Worldwide- Şengül Öymen Gür & Şengül Yalçınkaya Erol New Trends In The Dutch Housing Market- Peter Boelhouwer & Joris Hoekstra The Bedouin Tent In Comparison With Uae Housing Provision-Ali Al Amaireh Child -Friendly Urban Environment And Playgrounds In Warsaw- Anna Pawlikowska-Piechotka Environmental And Social Issues In Jordanian Low-Income Housing Design- Ahmed Abu Al Haija Book Review- Jia Beisi Vol.36 No.3 2011 OPEN HOUSE INTERNATIONAL Theme Issue: AFFORDABLE HOUSING: QUALITY AND LIFESTYLE THEORIES Editorial Ashraf M. Salama and Urmi Sengupta Trans-Disciplinary Knowledge For Affordable Housing - Ashraf M. Salama The Housing Triangulation: A Discourse On Quality, Affordability And Lifestyles In India - Urmi Sengupta Modeling Quality And Housing Preferences For Affordable New Housing Developments - Alina Delgado and Frank De Troyer The Cost Of Housing: More Than Just Dollars - R.J. Fuller and U.M. de Jong Affordable Housing In Turkey: User Satisfaction In Toki Houses - Miray Gür and Neslihan Dostoğlu Minimum Energy- Maximum Space: Higher-Density Attached Family Housing - N. K. Burford, J. Thurrot, A.D. Pearson Lifestyle And Affordability Choices In Traditional Housing Of Old Dhaka - Iftekhar Ahmed Towards Affordability: Maximizing Use Value In Low-Income Housing- Dina Shehayeb and Peter Kellett Which Is Better, Social Houses Or Gecekondus? An Empirical Study On Izmir’s Residents - Ebru Cubukcu Challenges And Prospects For Affordable And Sustainable Housing: The Case Of Yola, Nigeria- Jallaludeen Muazu and Derya Oktay Squatter Housing As A Model For Affordable Housing In Developing Countries - Elmira Gür and Yurdanur Dulgeroglu-Yuksel
Previous Issues Vol.36 No.2 2011 OPEN HOUSE INTERNATIONAL Theme Issue: TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE CITY: PIECEMEAL vs GRAND PLANNING Editorial Yurdanur Dulgeroglu-Yuksel Sustainability, Professionalism and Urban Design; a Learning Process- Martin Symes † Traditional Urban Planning Approaches and Sustainable City- Syful Islam Connectivıty in the Multi-Layered City: Towards the Sustainable City- Bob Brown Conservation and Maintenance as a Means of Sustainable Development - Finnish Perspective- Kaisa Broner-Bauer Adaptive Re-Use and Urban Regeneration in Dhaka - A Theoretical Exploration- Quazi M. Mahtab-Uz-Zaman Residents' Perception of Home Range in Cairo- Aleya Abdel-Hadi, Eman El- Nachar & Heba Safieldin Green Design of Tall Buildings in Kuwait: Obstacles & Opportunities-Omar Khattab & Adil Al-Mumin Architectural Continuity Towards Cultural Sustainability in Bodrum- Nezih Ayıran Rethinking the Local Knowledge Approach to Placemaking: Lessons From Turkey- Mahyar Arefi Planning and Sustainability Trajectories in a Rapidly Growing Metropolis: Istanbul- Mehmet Doruk Özügül & Hüseyin Cengiz Vol.36 No.1 2011 OPEN HOUSE INTERNATIONAL Theme Issue: OPEN AND SUSTAINABLE BUILDING Editorial José A. Chica, Peru Elguezabal and Stephen Kendall The Tendency of the “Open Building” Concept in the Post-Industrial Context - Jiang Yingying & Jia Beisi Evolutionary Algorithms In Architecture - Peter Schwehr Open Building Implementation in High-Rise Residential Buildings in Hong Kong - Wai Kin Lau &, Daniel Chi Wing Ho Interface Design for Open Systems Building - Jochem C. Nijs; Elma Durmisevic & Johannes I.M. Halman Design Considerations for Modular Open Building Systems - R. Mark Lawson, Ray G. Ogden &Sunday Popo-Ola Success and Failure in Flexible Building - Rob Geraedts KUBIK: Open Building Approach for the Construction of an Unique Experimental Facility Aimed to Improve Energy Efficiency in Buildings - José A. Chica, Inés Apraiz, Peru Elguezabal, Marc O. Rrips, Victor Sánchez & Borja Tellado The Cultivation of Adaptability in Japan - Toru Eguchi, Robert Schmidt III, Andrew Dainty, Simon Austin & Alistair Gibb Developments Toward a Residential Fit-Out Industry - Stephen Kendall Modular Ecotechnological Architecture: A Response to the Demands of the 21st Century - Jone Belausteguigoitia, Jon Laurenz & Alberto Gómez Guest Edited by Prof. Yurdanur Dulgeroglu-Yuksel. Istanbul Technical University, Department of Architecture, Istanbul, Turkey. Guest Edited by Dr. José A. Chica, Tecnalia Construction, Unit C/Geldo,Spain, Peru Elguezabal, Tecnalia Construction, Unit C/Geldo, Spain & Prof. Dr. Stephen Kendall, Ball State University, Indiana, USA. 3 open house international Vol.37 No.1, March 2012
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Abstract ENVIRONMENTS OF CHANGE: AN
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Bardeschi, 2004). C ONC LU SIONS Th
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Abstract A READING IN CRITICAL REGI
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