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in creating a sustainable habitat. Buildings and their components are basic needs which should be socially responsi-ble products able to contribute to our physical, psychological, cultural and economic well-being; yet they frequently contribute to ill health and alienation, undermine community and create significant fmancial liability.
29 cze 2021 · The systematic study of social conduct and patterns in connection to spatial and built environments is known as architectural sociology or sociology of architecture. The study of habitats spanning across the magnitude range, from the scale of megacities to comparatively smaller built structures, has been included in the study area of this subject.
1 wrz 2021 · In this article, I examine the relationships between architecture and sociology through a historical lens. I provide an analysis of their cross-referencing since their respective disciplinary...
18 cze 2018 · As much as late-colonial Algiers preserved traces of its Ottoman past and post-war Marseille retained the defining structures of its bastides, architecture in both post-colonial France and Algeria continues to bear the marks of a shared colonial past.
Habitat design refers to the process of planning and constructing environments, both natural and man-made, to support life effectively. It combines principles from architecture, landscape design, ecology, and urban planning to produce spaces that cater to the needs of specific inhabitants.
This book, encouraging more effective collaboration between professional architects and social scientists, outlines how social science research can aid the desi...
Habitat not only referred to human shelter but was the cell of a socially organized body. It came about when the content (man and needs) and the container (dwelling and environment) were organically joined to their social and productive territory.
