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Articles: Research Methodologies

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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Research Methodologies
3.2
Conducting Human-Centered Building Science at the Well Living Lab
by Sara Aristizabal, Paige Porter, Nicholas Clements, Carolina Campanella, Rongpeng Zhang, Kevin Hovde & Chi Lam
The Well Living Lab explores a methodological approach to conducting human-centered building science research in...
Conducting Human-Centered Building Science at the Well Living Lab
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Research Methodologies
3.2
Enhancing Workplace Design through Advanced Floor Plates Analytics
by Arjun Kaicker, Uli Blum, Philipp Siedler & Lorena Espaillat
Organizations increasingly value their workplaces as important to their success through stimulating collaboration...
Enhancing Workplace Design through Advanced Floor Plates Analytics
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Research Methodologies
3.1
Mapping the Body: The Use of the Body Mapping Method to Explore Health and the Built Environment in Cape Town, South Africa
by Warren Smit & Andrew Tucker
How do different types of built environment impact the health and well-being of residents? The working hypothesis...
Mapping the Body: The Use of the Body Mapping Method to Explore Health and the Built Environment in Cape Town, South Africa
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Research Methodologies
3.1
Strategies for Sustainable Communities: Landscape-Based Landslide Risk Alleviation in Medellín
by Alejandro Echeverri & Carlos Cadena-Gaitán
Urban population growth has been considerable during the last five decades in Medellín. It has varied between...
Strategies for Sustainable Communities: Landscape-Based Landslide Risk Alleviation in Medellín
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Research Methodologies
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Research Beyond Smart Cities
by Marcus Foth
QUT Urban Informatics are currently working with university and industry partners on the Rapid Analytics Interactive...
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Research Methodologies
3.1
Barcelona Links: Application of Research by Design to the Study of Urbanism
by Josep Parcerisa, Carles Crosas & Álvaro Clua
The problem of how to connect parts of the metropolis to break down interior barriers is of strategic importance...
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