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Articles: Research Methodologies

Research Methodologies
5.2
Internet of Construction: Research Methods for Practical Relevance in Construction
by Lukas Kirner, Elisa Lublasser & Sigrid Brell-Cokcan
The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)-funded research “Internet of Construction” (IoC)...
Internet of Construction: Research Methods for Practical Relevance in Construction
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Research Methodologies
5.2
Undertaking Research with Humans within Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: Multimodal Elderly Care Systems
by Jim Tørresen
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become widespread in recent years and made tremendous progress thanks to automated...
Undertaking Research with Humans within Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: Multimodal Elderly Care Systems
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Research Methodologies
5.1
An Argument Framework for Ecological Psychology and Architecture Design
by Christopher C. Pagano, Brian Day, Leah S. Hartman
Integral to the scientific process are theoretical frameworks that motivate specific research questions and empirical...
An Argument Framework for Ecological Psychology and Architecture Design
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Research Methodologies
5.1
Post Occupancy Evaluation in Architectural Education and Practice
by Galen Cranz, Lusi Morhayim, Georgia Lindsay, Johann (Hans) Sagan
Post Occupancy Evaluation (POE) is a research method that examines how buildings function; when the functions include...
Post Occupancy Evaluation in Architectural Education and Practice
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Research Methodologies
Notes from the Valley of Death: A Case for Entrepreneurship in Architecture
by Doris Sung
Rather than serve individual clients, architects can pursue an entrepreneurial path by identifying current problems...
Notes from the Valley of Death: A Case for Entrepreneurship in Architecture
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Research Methodologies
4.2
Evolving Vernacular: Reinventing Rammed Earth in the Context of Twenty-First Century Seismic Regulation
by Keith Zawistowski, Marie Zawistowski & Thierry Joffroy
The vernacular architecture of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region in southeast France is dominated by unstabilized...
Evolving Vernacular: Reinventing Rammed Earth in the Context of Twenty-First Century Seismic Regulation
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Research Methodologies
4.2
Enhancing the Human Condition: Reducing Building Material Toxicity by Design
by Jeremy Knoll
Architects play a critical role in reducing building material toxicity and protecting occupants’ health. This...
Enhancing the Human Condition: Reducing Building Material Toxicity by Design
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Research Methodologies
4.1
Quantitative Methods for Architecture Research: Lessons from the Social Sciences
by David Goodman
Architectural research can benefit from quantitative research methods commonly used in the social sciences. Through...
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Research Methodologies
4.1
CITYFOOD: Research Design for an International, Transdisciplinary Collaboration
by Gundula Proksch & Daniela Baganz
Twenty-first-century cities face challenges including potential food shortages, water scarcity, and dependence...
CITYFOOD: Research Design for an International, Transdisciplinary Collaboration
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Research Methodologies
4.1
Designing for Durability: Helsinki Central Library’s Wood Facade
by Anna-Mikaela Kaila & Pekka Heikkinen
The Helsinki Central Library, Oodi, opened to the public in December 2018, is characterized by an ambitious, large-scale...
Designing for Durability: Helsinki Central Library’s Wood Facade
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