Rita Revista Indexada de Textos Academicos
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publication name: Rita Revista Indexada de Textos Academicos
items: Semiotic Analysis of Visual Symbol Reconstruction in Chinese Installation Art: Interpreting Daoist Thanatology through Works by Xu Bing, Cai Guoqiang, and Gu Wenda.
items: Modernidad, dibujo apasionado y proyecto. Verificación de un proceso gráfico a través de la Johnson Wax de Frank Lloyd Wright (1936-1939).
items: Mental Well-Being and Occupational Burnout Among Architects in Spain: A Cross-Sectional Study
items: Memoria en la ciudad
items: Framing the Field: A Critical Systematic Review of Research Problems and Methods in Architecture
items: Impacto de las celosías dinámicas en el confort visual de aulas universitarias: un estudio basado en simulación en climas de alta radiación solar
items: From Traditional Classrooms to Innovative Learning Environments: Teachers’ Perceptions of Space, Furniture, and Environmental Conditions
items: A Cartography of Ambivalence: The Sublime and the Uncanny in the Generative Artificial Intelligence Iconosphere
items: La Arquitectura Como Telón de Fondo: La Práctica Escenográfica de Aldo Rossi
items: Análisis de la casa Miller (1953): Saarinen, Girard y Kiley como referentes de integración disciplinar y colaboración en el proyecto moderno
items: Evaluación de la huella hídrica en la edificación
items: Ética y Estética en Arquitectura
items: The Adaptation of the Luang Prabang Pinphat Ensemble in the World Heritage City Context
items: Rong Ngeng of the Urak Lawoi: Identity and Identity Negotiation of the Sea People on the Andaman Coast, Thailand
items: Urban Transit for Sustainable Mobility: Passenger Centered Evaluation of Islamabad Metro Bus
items: Optimum Use of Existing Resources for Urban Transport Planning: A Smart Public Transport Model from Pakistan
items: Design and Evaluation of a Universal Digital Heritage Framework for Foshan Lion Dance Based on Embodied Cognition Theory
items: Valuing Tangible Elements in Huizhou’s World Heritage Villages: An Integrated Assessment of Landscape Features, Cultural Significance, and Community Identity
items: Mapping the Greater China Film Festival Circuit: An Actor-Network Theory Approach
items: Sustainable Urban Construction Strategies: Impacts of Urban Land Use and Road Traffic Indicators
items: Identity Negotiation Mechanism in A Multicultural Field: A Three-Dimensional Framework Analysis Based on the Cultural Practice of Chinese in Malaysia
items: Una Cosmogonía Contemporánea : Paradigmas y Desafíos
items: Sustainable Architectural Design: Harmonising History and Sustainability in Modern Architecture
items: Effects of IOT Services and Urban Development to Achieve Urban Sustainability: Role of Urban Planner Knowledge
items: Valorisation of Landscape Resources in Andean Communal Territories, Apurímac Region, Peru
items: The Evolution of Export Embroidery in Cantonese Embroidery: Cultural Significance and Modern Reinterpretations
items: Performing Arts and Audience Satisfaction: Role of Artistic and Socio-Cultural Value to Achieve Re-watch Intention
items: Semiotic Analysis of Idol Images in China and the Pacific Region: Interpreting Religious and Cultural Beliefs from Visual Art
items: Instal lat ion Ar t Presentation of Tea Culture Symbols: A Case Study of the Installation of “Divinity and Naturality”
items: The Content Guideline of Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden in BiliBili Videos: A Thematic Analysis with ATLAS.ti

Semiotic Analysis of Visual Symbol Reconstruction in Chinese Installation Art: Interpreting Daoist Thanatology through Works by Xu Bing, Cai Guoqiang, and Gu Wenda.
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description: Driven by the imperatives of globalization, contemporary Chinese installation art increasingly mobilizes the structural transmutation of indigenous Eastern philosophies to forge globally resonant visual narratives1. This study conducts a semiotic analysis of Visual Symbol Reconstruction (VSR) in Chinese installation art, focusing on Gu Wenda’s United Nations—The Great Wall of Blood and Flesh, Cai Guoqiang’s Sky Ladder, and Xu Bing’s Background Story. Addressing the lack of systematic semiotic methodologies in existing scholarship, this research constructs a conceptual framework of VSR by employing Roland Barthes’ second-order semiological system to interpret how Daoist philosophies of death are encoded into visual form. Data were collected through direct observation and literature analysis. The analysis indicates that these artists reconstruct philosophical concepts through the material properties of their works: Gu Wenda integrates human hair with the form of the Great Wall to construct a myth of “Way of nature”; Cai Guoqiang’s ascending gunpowder imagery visualizes the “State of unity ,” linking the earthly realm with the celestial through the simultaneity of destruction and creation; and Xu Bing’s manipulation of discarded materials and light-shadow relations embodies the principle of “Way of non-action,” revealing the nature of reality through the interaction between illusion and existence. This study advances visual culture studies by unpacking a critical mechanism: the Material-Semiotic Transmutation through which contemporary installation art preserves and regenerates traditional spiritual values.
subject: Articles
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subject: Semiotic Analysis
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subject: Chinese installation art
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subject: Visual symbol reconstruction
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subject: Daoist thanatology
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subject: Cultural Regeneration
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subject: Materiality
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creator: Cai Yang
creator: Khairul Aidil Azlin Abd Rahman
creator: Shi Qing
creator: Yang Mengyun
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-06-30
publication date: 2026-06-30

Modernidad, dibujo apasionado y proyecto. Verificación de un proceso gráfico a través de la Johnson Wax de Frank Lloyd Wright (1936-1939).
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description: Pese al tiempo transcurrido, la modernidad, los maestros y el movimiento moderno, permanecen como referentes. La referencia a la vigencia de un dibujar apasionado y subjetivo como desencadenante en el proceso de generación arquitectónica suscita el rescate de una serie de textos y referencias que merecen una revisión. En el vertiginoso y cambiante panorama actual, y sin caer en posicionamientos revisionistas extremos, simplistas o nostálgicos, la referencia a unos valores perennes como el apasionamiento en la actitud ante el proyecto, que caracterizó de manera diversa a los maestros modernos, permanece como un sólido modelo de actuación perdurable. Valga como muestra el proceso de Wright para las oficinas de la Johnson Wax.
subject: Articles
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subject: Modernidad
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subject: Dibujo Arquitectónico
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subject: Proceso Proyectual
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subject: Frank Lloyd Wright
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subject: Cultura Del Proyecto
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subject: Enseñanza De La Arquitectura
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creator: Alberto Bravo de Laguna Socorro
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-07-06
publication date: 2026-07-06

Mental Well-Being and Occupational Burnout Among Architects in Spain: A Cross-Sectional Study
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description: This study examines mental well-being and burnout among architects in Spain, a profession characterized by high demands and chronic stress. A cross-sectional online survey of 642 practicing architects was conducted using the Maslach Burnout Inventory– General Survey (MBI-GS) and the Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-Being Scale (WEMWBS). Results revealed high levels of burnout, with 65% of participants reporting severe exhaustion and 58.9% high cynicism. Professional efficacy scores were polarized, indicating a complex manifestation of burnout. Mental well-being was significantly lower than in other Spanish populations and strongly correlated with all burnout dimensions. Key predictors included long working hours, weekend work, lower income, and employment status. Architects using psychological or pharmacological support showed higher burnout and lower well-being. The findings highlight the urgent need for targeted interventions to improve mental health, work-life balance, and financial conditions in the architectural profession.
subject: Articles
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subject: Architects
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subject: Burnout
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subject: Mental Well-Being
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subject: Occupational Stress
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creator: Ezequiel Collantes
creator: Garikoitz Azkona
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-07-06
publication date: 2026-07-06

Memoria en la ciudad
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description: El sentido de pertenencia se nutre de las experiencias guardadas a lo largo del tiempo en los entornos urbanos conocidos, donde identificamos elementos y estructuras que incorporamos a nuestro catálogo mental de formas aprendidas. La memoria como proceso de asociación y asimilación, convive con las expresiones arquitectónicas para mantener un hilo conductor de elementos específicos que le den carácter y unicidad a las ciudades, ya sea a través de la conformación del medio urbano, de obras particulares, la experiencia vivida o los sentidos. Este trabajo sigue una investigación de herencia histórica donde se apela a la memoria del lugar para entender de dónde venimos y cómo asimilamos los espacios, ya que para habitar hay que estar y ser parte del la historia de ese sitio.
subject: Articles
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subject: Memoria Social
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subject: Herencia Cultural
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subject: Espacio Urbano
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subject: Habitar
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subject: Vacíos
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creator: Jorge Roberto Javier Tortajada
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-07-06
publication date: 2026-07-06

Framing the Field: A Critical Systematic Review of Research Problems and Methods in Architecture
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description: This article offers a critical systematic review of how architectural research articulates its problems and methods in the contemporary academic landscape. Through the analysis of 68 peer-reviewed articles published between 2013 and 2024 and indexed in Scopus and Web of Science, the study identifies prevailing thematic areas, innovation, heritage, diagnostics, and education, and reframes methodological approaches within the classical triad of qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods. While acknowledging the hybrid and practice-based nature of architectural inquiry, this framework seeks to counter the epistemological fragmentation that often obscures methodological clarity and interdisciplinary dialogue in the field. By employing the PRISMA protocol and the Bibliometrix tool, the study reveals patterns, omissions, and disciplinary silences in architectural scholarship, particularly the frequent lack of explicit research problems and methodological transparency. These findings are situated within broader concerns around curriculum design, research training, and the positioning of architecture within global knowledge production systems. The proposed classification serves both pedagogical and reflective functions: it assists early-career researchers and educators in navigating methodological complexity, while also promoting alignment with epistemic standards adopted in other disciplines. Ultimately, the article contributes to the consolidation of architecture as a research-driven discipline, one that values methodological literacy not as a procedural formality but as a critical and ethical practice. It advocates for a more coherent, inclusive, and socially engaged research culture capable of addressing pressing urban, educational, and environmental challenges.
subject: Articles
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subject: Architectural Research
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subject: Research Problem
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subject: Methodology
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subject: Epistemology
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subject: Interdisciplinarity
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subject: Prisma
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subject: Bibliometric Analysis
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creator: Deborah Macêdo dos Santos
creator: Guilhermina Lobato Miranda
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-07-06
publication date: 2026-07-06

Impacto de las celosías dinámicas en el confort visual de aulas universitarias: un estudio basado en simulación en climas de alta radiación solar
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description: En contextos semiáridos del sur del Perú, caracterizados por alta radiación solar, resulta complejo garantizar condiciones adecuadas de confort visual en espacios educativos. En este marco, se analizó la variación del confort visual en aulas universitarias mediante simulación digital, a partir de la incorporación de sistemas de celosías dinámicas en fachadas con alta exposición solar. Se empleó una metodología mixta que integró el análisis de iluminancia, luminancia y deslumbramiento por luz natural, utilizando el índice Daylight Glare Probability (DGP). Se desarrollaron escenarios comparativos con y sin celosías dinámicas mediante simulación en el software Velux Daylight Visualizer (VDV). Los resultados muestran una reducción promedio del 42 % del área útil expuesta a deslumbramiento molesto o inaceptable (DGP ≥ 0.40) durante el año. Se concluye que la aplicación de sistemas pasivos ajustables manualmente mediante ángulos de rotación constituye una estrategia viable para contextos con insuficientes recursos económicos, lo cual es crucial para mejorar el confort visual y reducir la dependencia de iluminación artificial en contextos educativos de alta radiación solar.
subject: Articles
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subject: iluminación natural
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subject: confort visual
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subject: espacios educativos
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creator: Jasmin Alejandra Morales Moreno
creator: Ronal Froilan Mamani Chupa
creator: Valkiria Ibárcena Ibárcena
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-12-30
publication date: 2025-12-30

From Traditional Classrooms to Innovative Learning Environments: Teachers’ Perceptions of Space, Furniture, and Environmental Conditions
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description: This study examines teachers’ perceptions of educational spaces, furniture, environmental conditions, and professional competences related to the pedagogical use of space, comparing those working in traditional classrooms with those working in Innovative Learning Environments (ILEs). Framed within the growing international interest that tries to design learning spaces in which learning responds to a student-centred and competency-based learning, the research addresses the persistent lack of empirical guidance on how physical learning environments can effectively support pedagogical innovation. A descriptive and comparative, non-experimental, cross-sectional design was adopted, using an ad hoc online questionnaire validated by experts in educational innovation and learning space design. The final sample comprised 228 teachers from different educational stages in the Valencian Region (Spain). Data were analysed using descriptive statistics and nonparametric tests, specifically the Mann–Whitney U test for ordinal variables and the chi-square test of independence for nominal variables. The results indicate that teachers working in innovative environments report significantly more positive evaluations of spaces, furniture, and environmental conditions, with moderate effect sizes, as well as greater perceived flexibility, adaptability, accessibility and support for collaborative learning. They also report more frequent and diversified use of school spaces and flexible furniture, while traditional contexts remain largely centred on the regular classroom and conventional furnishings. Although no significant differences emerged regarding which spaces, furniture or environmental aspects should be prioritised when initiating change, revealing shared priorities across contexts, teachers in innovative environments consistently reported higher levels of perceived professional competence in planning, managing and pedagogically exploiting educational spaces. Nevertheless a high pro…
subject: Articles
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subject: Learning Spaces; School designers
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subject: School Furniture
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subject: Innovative Learning Environment
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subject: Quantitative & qualitative survey
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creator: Amelia R. Granda-Pinan
creator: María Melgarejo Belenguer
creator: Amaya Martínez-Marcos
creator: Sergio García Aleix
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-12-30
publication date: 2025-12-30

A Cartography of Ambivalence: The Sublime and the Uncanny in the Generative Artificial Intelligence Iconosphere
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description: El artículo cartografía la ambivalencia de la iconosfera de la inteligencia artificial generative (IAGen), un ecosistema en el que la imagen deja de testimoniar para sintetizar, y establece un marco operativo para leer, discutir y someter a contraste sus producciones visuales. Para ello, se recurre a una reformulación teórico-conceptual de lo sublime (Burke, Kant) y lo siniestro (Freud) aplicada al paradigma de la IAGen, con el fin de derivar categorías analíticas y criterios de lectura. Como resultado, se definen el sublime algorítmico, asociado al asombro ante la escala de datos, la potencia de cómputo y la combinatoria abierta que desplazan el juicio hacia la infraestructura, y el siniestro sintético, ligado a la inquietud que producen verosimilitudes sin referente, activada por microindicios de fabricación y por una perfección aséptica que vuelve extraña la proximidad. Sobre esa base, se propone un protocolo de análisis en tres capas —tecno material, semiótico-retórica e infraestructural y de circulación— orientado a distinguir la excelencia formal de la fuerza probatoria.
subject: Articles
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subject: Sublime algorítmico
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subject: siniestro sintético
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subject: inteligencia artificial generativa
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subject: cartografía visual
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subject: imagen
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creator: Andrés Torres Carceller
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2026-01-02
publication date: 2026-01-02

La Arquitectura Como Telón de Fondo: La Práctica Escenográfica de Aldo Rossi
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description: Este artículo analiza la práctica escenográfica del arquitecto milanés Aldo Rossi entre 1986 y 1993 como una prolongación coherente de su pensamiento arquitectónico. El estudio pone el foco en los cuatro proyectos escenográficos diseñados por el arquitecto —Lucia di Lammermoor, Madama Butterfly, Elettra y Raymonda— para mostrar cómo traslada al ámbito teatral algunos de sus principios teóricos como el tiempo, la memoria, lo permanente y lo efímero. El trabajo parte de la hipótesis de que su labor como escenógrafo no constituye un episodio anecdótico o marginal, sino el laboratorio conceptual donde la arquitectura se transforma en representación y la ciudad se piensa como escenografía de la vida cotidiana. Así, las escenografías, pero también otros proyectos no teatrales, revelan una continuidad entre su pensamiento arquitectónico y una visión global del mundo como escenario que constituye una posible clave interpretativa de su obra tardía: la arquitectura entendida como acto teatral y la ciudad concebida como escenario de la experiencia humana.
subject: Articles
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subject: Aldo Rossi
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subject: escenografía
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subject: arquitectura
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subject: teatralidad
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subject: performatividad
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creator: Marc Fernández Cuyàs
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2026-01-02
publication date: 2026-01-02

Análisis de la casa Miller (1953): Saarinen, Girard y Kiley como referentes de integración disciplinar y colaboración en el proyecto moderno
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description: El presente trabajo examina la casa Miller (1953) como un caso paradigmático para el estudio de la integración disciplinar y de los procesos colaborativos en la arquitectura moderna. Concebida por Eero Saarinen en coordinación con Alexander Girard y Dan Kiley, la vivienda constituye un ejemplo relevante de síntesis entre arquitectura, interiorismo y paisajismo; su articulación espacial y conceptual permite abordarla como un objeto proyectual unitario, en el que las decisiones formales, materiales y ambientales se encuentran estrechamente interrelacionadas. La investigación se sustenta en el análisis sistemático de la documentación gráfica y escrita del proyecto, complementado con la aplicación de marcos metodológicos derivados de los planteamientos teóricos de Frampton, Piñón, García Ríos, Seguí, Baker y Gastón-Rovira. La convergencia de estas referencias posibilita la configuración de un dispositivo analítico —de base fundamentalmente gráfica— orientado a examinar la vivienda desde una perspectiva crítica, atendiendo a la interacción entre sus configuraciones espaciales, los procedimientos proyectuales empleados y el carácter interdisciplinar del proceso de diseño.El estudio permite situar la casa Miller dentro de una tradición moderna. El proyecto se revela no solo como un ejemplo representativo de articulación interdisciplinar, sino también como un recurso pedagógico pertinente para la enseñanza del diseño arquitectónico, en la medida en que ofrece un modelo claro de integración entre escalas y disciplinas. Los resultados obtenidos permiten considerar la casa Miller como un referente analítico, capaz de informar sobre estrategias contemporáneas de trabajo colaborativo en contextos académicos, contribuyendo a la discusión sobre la vigencia y productividad de los enfoques interdisciplinarios en la práctica proyectual.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Proyecto
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subject: Arquitectura
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subject: Análisis
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subject: Interdisciplinar
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creator: Alberto Bravo de Laguna Socorro
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2026-01-02
publication date: 2026-01-02

Evaluación de la huella hídrica en la edificación
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description: A raíz de la creciente escasez de agua dulce, el estudio evalúa la sostenibilidad mediante la huella hídrica, de 66 partidas de hormigón pertenecientes a una muestra de 25 obras ejecutadas en España durante el ejercicio anual de una constructora, comparando el curado convencional con alternativas basadas en la carbonatación acelerada con CO₂ en elementos prefabricados, y el empleo de agregados marinos en los hormigones in situ, caracterizando el impacto mediante el modelo AWARE, e interpretándolo con indicadores DALY y PDF. Los resultados indican que, mientras el 70% de reducción sobre la huella hídrica del curado con CO₂, repercute un 19% en la demanda de agua global de las partidas, la reducción del 84% sobre el material en los agregados marinos, reducen el consumo global un 15%, concluyendo la viabilidad técnica y económica de ambas estrategias, y destacando la alternativa del CO₂ por sus beneficios ambientales más inmediatos.
subject: Articles
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subject: construcción sostenible
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subject: extracción de agua dulce
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subject: curado con CO₂
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subject: agua de mar
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subject: áridos marinos
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creator: Manuel de Vicente Peñafiel
creator: Francisco José Sánchez Medrano
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2026-01-02
publication date: 2026-01-02

Ética y Estética en Arquitectura
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description: la arquitectura, como campo de conocimiento creativo, ha oscilado, a lo largo de la historia, entre actitudes subjetivas (escoradas hacia lo que tiene de actividad artística), y objetivas (fundamentadas en la lógica constructiva). Esta dualidad, que se manifiesta en la tensión creativa provocada por la confrontación entre el deseo y la posibilidad, encuentra en las obras de Le Corbusier y de Mies van der Rohe ejemplos aparentemente antagónicos, pero lo suficientemente complejos como para suscitar algunas reflexiones acerca de las relaciones entre ideas y formas, abstracción y figuración y, en última instancia, entre ética y estética en arquitectura.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Subjetividad
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subject: Objetividad
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subject: Deseo
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subject: Posibilidad
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subject: Estética
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subject: Ética
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creator: Luis Tejedor Fernández
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2026-01-02
publication date: 2026-01-02

The Adaptation of the Luang Prabang Pinphat Ensemble in the World Heritage City Context
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description: This qualitative research examines the transformation and adaptation of the Luang Prabang Pinphat Ensemble following the city’s designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This study seeks to determine the current status of the Pinphat ensemble and the progress it has made since Luang Prabang became a World Heritage City. The study involved primary research in the form of documentary research, formal and informal interviews, and participatory and non-participant observation to study and analyze the main functions, nature, and adaptation of the Pinphat ensemble in the cultural and economic environment of Luang Prabang as a World Heritage City. The findings of this research would suggest that the ensemble was a meaningful element in local rituals, and that it went through a decline after the political revolution in 1975. Nevertheless, it regained that status in 1986 and applied to the tourism industry by transforming performances and instruments, creating an inventory of traditional Lao music mixed with Western music. Moreover, some economic changes involved the online distributing and creation of souvenirs to enable the ensemble to maintain his identity and at the same time react to the social and economic transformations.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Adaptation, Luang Prabang Pinphat
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subject: Evolution
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subject: World Heritage
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subject: City Context
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creator: Chalermpol Ataso
creator: Chalermsak Pikulsri
creator: Surapol Nesusin
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Rong Ngeng of the Urak Lawoi: Identity and Identity Negotiation of the Sea People on the Andaman Coast, Thailand
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description: This qualitative research study focuses on the Urak Lawoi’s use of Rong Ngeng performances for ethnic maintenance and identity negotiation. Data was collected through fieldwork, interviews, observation, focus group discussions, and related documents. The research had three main objectives: 1) to explore the historical development of the Urak Lawoi ethnic group in the Andaman Sea, Thailand; 2) to examine Rong Ngeng performances in the context of ethnic maintenance and cultural identity of the Urak Lawoi in Phuket Province; and 3) to investigate Rong Ngeng performances in the context of identity negotiation as Thai citizens. The findings revealed that the Urak Lawoi utilized Rong Ngeng performances as a significant means to preserve their ethnicity and to connect with the boat floating ceremony, a tradition that reflected the social identity of the seapeople. This ceremony took place twice a year on Sire Island, Laem Tuk Kae Village, Phuket Province, and included a Rong Ngeng performance alongside a sacred ceremony led by a shaman for identity negotiation. Additionally, Rong Ngeng was performed at local festivals such as the Retrospective Festival, Chinese New Year Festival, Thao Thep Kasattri-Thao Si Sunthorn Festival, and Por Tor Festival, with performance styles adapted to suit different social contexts. As a result, the Urak Lawoi’s Rong Ngeng performances were embraced as part of Phuket Province’s identity and became a significant aspect of its tourism industry, serving as a bridge to foster connections between the seapeople and other members of society.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Urak Lawoi people’s Rong Ngeng
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subject: sea people’s ethnic identity
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subject: sea people’s ethnic identity negotiation
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subject: the Andaman Coast in Thailand
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creator: Supansa Suwan
creator: Supachai Singyabuth
creator: Rungrat Thongsakul
creator: Patamas Pinnukul
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Urban Transit for Sustainable Mobility: Passenger Centered Evaluation of Islamabad Metro Bus
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description: Passenger satisfaction with metro bus services is critical for sustainable urban mobility but remains underexplored in Pakistan. Using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) on survey data from 400 households in Islamabad, this study identifies the main service-quality drivers of satisfaction. Safety and assurance, reliability, responsiveness, and automated systems emerge as the strongest predictors, while demographic factors and distance to stops show little influence. These findings suggest that prioritizing safety, reliability, and technology-based improvements could enhance passenger experience and inform policies aligned with SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities).
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Metro bus services
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subject: passenger satisfaction
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subject: service quality
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subject: reliability
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creator: Sadia Jabeen
creator: Fozia Munir
creator: Jawad Ali
creator: Hifza Irfan
creator: Rabeeya Raoof
creator: Imran Sabir
creator: Muhammad Zaman
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Optimum Use of Existing Resources for Urban Transport Planning: A Smart Public Transport Model from Pakistan
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description: Urban transport systems in low income countries are marked by fragmented infrastructure, poorly regulated traffic and rising congestion. They are also paradoxically rich in underutilized public assets. This article examines a novel model developed in Islamabad, Pakistan. It strategically repurposes existing public resources such as institutional buses, state owned fleets, human capital and Safe City surveillance infrastructure to design an integrated, smart public transport system without the burden of new large scale investments. This study investigates how system inefficiencies are perpetuated and how public transport can be reimagined as a socially inclusive, environmentally sustainable and economically feasible public good. The research utilizes mixed methods design including ethnographic fieldwork, stakeholder interviews, route density analysis and carbon emissions modeling. The findings demonstrate that through optimal reallocation and digital augmentation of existing resources, public transportation in South Asian cities can become not only viable but also transformative. This work contributes to both urban sociology and transport policy by offering an empirically grounded, replicable framework for smart urban mobility in the Global South.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Urban transport planning
  topic: keywords
subject: resource optimization
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subject: public-private partnerships
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subject: sustainable development
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subject: road safety
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creator: Munazzah Masood
creator: Muhammad Zaman
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Design and Evaluation of a Universal Digital Heritage Framework for Foshan Lion Dance Based on Embodied Cognition Theory
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description: This research consisted of 3 research objectives. They were to 1) investigate a general framework for the digital and dynamic inheritance of Foshan Lion Dance based on embodied cognition theory, 2) compile a manual of digital design specifications for Foshan Lion Dance, and 3) promote the digital dissemination and living inheritance of lion dance culture by building a systematic, interactive digital experience. This research applied a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods with the aim of systematically promoting the cultural pedigree and digital living expression mechanisms of the Foshan Lion Dance. These two approaches were complementary, forming a continuous research loop from cultural investigation to user-centered validation. The rationale for selecting research methods was structured around the following three stages: cultural foundation exploration, application in digital design, and user perception validation. The final results indicated that the AIGC modules effectively recreated authentic Foshan Lion Dance environments, demonstrating that maintaining a user distance between 2.5 and 4 meters significantly enhanced motion capture accuracy. Additionally, innovative approaches such as incorporating visual depth and integrating Foshan Lion Dance elements enhance immersion and realism, thereby elevating the quality of the interactive experience. These techniques more accurately capture the dynamic movements and spatial interactions inherent to Foshan Lion Dance, emphasizing the relevance of spatial and visual factors in optimizing virtual performance simulations.
subject: Articles
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subject: Foshan Lion Dance
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subject: embodied cognition
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subject: virtual interactive modules
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subject: traditional choreography
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creator: Shi Li
creator: Akapong Inkuer
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Valuing Tangible Elements in Huizhou’s World Heritage Villages: An Integrated Assessment of Landscape Features, Cultural Significance, and Community Identity
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description: This study investigates how tangible heritage elements—specifically architecture, water systems, streetscapes, and natural landmarks— contribute to Hongcun’s identity as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and how these elements are perceived and valued by local residents. A two-stage methodology was employed: first, a spatial case study was conducted to analyze the formal characteristics and cultural functions of key heritage components; second, a structured quantitative survey captured community perceptions across four value dimensions: ontological integrity, cultural landscape significance, community relevance, and aesthetic appeal. Findings indicate that elements such as Lexutang, Lunar Swamp, and Shuizheng are not only architecturally and historically significant but also serve as emotionally and socially embedded landmarks in everyday village life. The heritage elements that were attached or embedded with preservation quality and symbolism would always be the favorites to the residents, signifying the essence of promoting lived experience and spatial continuity in the valuation of heritage. The research confirms the necessity of integrative place-based conservation policies, which embodies the professional and communal interpretations of the cultural values.
subject: Articles
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subject: Tangible Heritage
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subject: Hongcun
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subject: Community Perception
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subject: Cultural Landscape
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subject: Heritage Valuation
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creator: Ke Wang
creator: Nor Haslina Binti Ja`Afar
creator: Noraziah Binti Mohammad
creator: Mohd Iskandar Bin Abd Malek
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Mapping the Greater China Film Festival Circuit: An Actor-Network Theory Approach
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description: This study maps the Greater China Film Festival Circuit, focusing on the strategic roles played by major film festivals in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan in constructing regional identity, cultural diplomacy, and global cinematic connectivity. Employing a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) methodology, the research is framed through Cultural Globalization Theory and the Circuit of Culture Model to investigate how these festivals navigate the intersections of regional representation and global film culture. The analysis examines the influence of both human and non-human actors organizers, governments, sponsors, platforms, and policies—in shaping festival networks, branding strategies, and communication practices. Beyond their strategic and political significance, these film festivals also function as vital cultural institutions that preserve, reinterpret, and project diverse Chinese cultural narratives. They serve as key sites for representing national and regional identities, fostering intercultural dialogue, and shaping how Chinese culture is perceived both domestically and internationally. Key findings reveal that festivals such as the Shanghai International Film Festival, Beijing International Film Festival, and Golden Horse Awards function as hybrid sites where global aspirations and hybrid platforms for international communication, cultural representation, and strategic positioning within global cinema networks. The study concludes that these festivals act as vital nodes within transnational cinema circuits, offering insights into how Greater China leverages cultural events to assert identity, soft power, and international relevance.
subject: Articles
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subject: Greater China film festivals
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subject: cultural circulation
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subject: Actor-Network Theory
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subject: transnational film networks
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subject: Regional film industries
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creator: Jingwen Xu
creator: Wan Amizah Wan Mahmud
creator: Nurzihan Hassim
creator: Caiwei Li
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Sustainable Urban Construction Strategies: Impacts of Urban Land Use and Road Traffic Indicators
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description: Urban sustainability indicators have received much attention in recent years due to their basis for sustainable urban construction strategies. Urban road traffic and urban land are important components of cities. This review identifies and evaluates key sustainability indicators related to urban road traffic and land use within the context of sustainable supply chain strategies in construction. It aims to analyze how these indicators reflect the environmental, social, and economic pillars of sustainability and to explore their interrelationships for guiding urban sustainability assessment and planning. The study utilised a systematic literature review approach, accessing databases like the Web of Science (WoS) to collate relevant research papers. Initially, 47 papers were collated and it was narrowed down to 17 papers with clear findings related to urban land use and road traffic indicators. Data were organised using Microsoft Excel and analysed with NVivo software, categorising indicators under environmental, social and economic codes. The findings highlight the critical role of urban road traffic, land use and their interactions in shaping sustainability outcomes. It finds that indicators of each road in the urban road network and indicators of land use intensity, particularly their spatial relationships are rarely used to evaluate the sustainability of the cities. This paper contributes original insights into the interconnected nature of urban land use and road network indicators, offering a holistic view essential for policymakers and urban planners to advance urban sustainability practices and support global efforts towards resilient and inclusive urban development.
subject: Articles
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subject: Land Use
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subject: Road Traffic
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subject: Road Network
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subject: Use Intensity
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subject: Urban Sustainability
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creator: Zhaodong Zhong
creator: Khai Ern Lee
creator: Nurfashareena Muhamad
creator: Lei Wang
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Identity Negotiation Mechanism in A Multicultural Field: A Three-Dimensional Framework Analysis Based on the Cultural Practice of Chinese in Malaysia
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description: In this work, the author finds out the way Chinese Malaysians manage their ethnic identity in the multicultural Malaysian society in terms of cultural practices and the strategies of intercultural communication. The study is a quantitative approach with analysis based on SPSS that focuses on the effects on the participation in rituals, festivals, and multilingual practices on the development of communication style and identity. The results indicate that Indirect communication is highly practiced particularly in the city or metropolitan of Malaysia such as Kuala Lumpur and Penang, whereby the cultural diversity fosters subdued flexible interactions to preserve peace and identity. The urban life increases the multicultural engagements and therefore, indirect communication becomes important in ensuring a nationwide social cohesiveness besides testing the cultures to change and redefine their identity. The integrative strategies promote the bicultural competence and advance the ethnic identity, whereas the assimilation ones are linked to its diminishment. The results highlight the protective role of indirect discourse and inclusive cultural practices in managing identity in urban multicultural contexts. This study offers a foundation for future research on identity negotiation in diverse societies..
subject: Articles
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subject: Cultural Practices
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subject: Intercultural Communication Strategies
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subject: Indirect Communication Style
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subject: Ethnic Identity
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subject: Chinese Malaysian
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creator: Yuanyuan You
creator: Kavitha Balakrishnan
creator: Ong Sue Lyn
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Una Cosmogonía Contemporánea : Paradigmas y Desafíos
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description: Este artículo explora la transformación de los marcos simbólicos y epistemológicos que sustentan la arquitectura, en un contexto de crisis global, aceleración tecnológica y redefinición de valores. A partir de un recorrido histórico-crítico por el último siglo, que abarca los paradigmas de la globalización, la digitalización y los desafíos climáticos y sociales, se analiza cómo la disolución de las narrativas históricas imperantes bajo nuevas herramientas de control conforma un sujeto transhumano, y con él, una nueva condición contemporánea del habitar. El texto ofrece una composición global del escenario contemporáneo para con ello articular una cartografía crítica que identifica los principales desafíos para la práctica arquitectónica. En un mundo donde la incertidumbre es condición ordinaria, se hace necesario tener una composición global desde la cual ofrecer una arquitectura informada, consciente y comprometida en experimentar con nuevos procesos de construcción circular que involucren a individuos y sistemas por igual.
subject: Articles
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subject: Historia
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subject: Epistemología
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subject: Pensamiento
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subject: Humanidad
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subject: Transformación cultural
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creator: Bernardo García Morales
creator: Salvador Gilabert Sanz
creator: Isabel Zaragoza
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Sustainable Architectural Design: Harmonising History and Sustainability in Modern Architecture
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description: Folk architecture, having evolved over centuries, provides region-specific solutions tailored to local climates, materials, and cultural values, inherently supporting sustainable development. This study explores the integration of these traditional architectural strategies into the design of contemporary low-energy buildings in the hot climatic zones of the Arab world. It specifically examines three case studies, Masdar City (UAE), Qatar University (Qatar), and a residential complex in Oman, focusing on passive cooling techniques, local material use, spatial planning, and their synergy with modern sustainable technologies. The research adopts a qualitative comparative analysis to identify how traditional design elements such as courtyards, wind towers, and thermal mass can effectively reduce reliance on mechanical systems. Findings reveal that the hybrid integration of vernacular strategies with renewable energy systems, energy-efficient lighting, and smart water management significantly enhances thermal comfort and environmental performance. The study contributes to the discourse on sustainable architecture by demonstrating that historical knowledge systems, when strategically adapted, offer viable pathways for climate-resilient, culturally grounded, and energy-efficient building design.
subject: Articles
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subject: Cinema
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subject: Audience Preferences
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subject: Cultural Norms
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subject: Strategic Insights
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subject: Entertainment Industry
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creator: Noor A. M. Aalhashem
creator: Hiba Salih Meften
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Effects of IOT Services and Urban Development to Achieve Urban Sustainability: Role of Urban Planner Knowledge
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description: Urban development has remained a central focus in the Saudi Arabia since past few decades. In the pursuit of sustainable growth and improved energy utilization, it becomes essential to investigate the key contributors to these objectives. This study investigates the influence of IoT services, environmental concern, and infrastructure and urban development on urban liveability, with a further examination of their impact on smart urban sustainability and energy efficiency. The mediating role of urban liveability is also assessed. This study adopted quantitative research approach with Convience sampling method to reach the respondents and for questionnaire distribution. The gathered data was examined using SEM through smart PLS 4. Findings indicate that IoT services, environmental concern, and infrastructure and urban development significantly enhance urban liveability. Furthermore, urban liveability demonstrates a meaningful impact on both smart urban sustainability and energy efficiency. The mediating role of urban liveability is also validated. These insights offer theoretical and managerial implications for urban planners and policymakers in the Saudi Arabian context.
subject: Articles
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subject: Urban Development
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subject: Urban Liveability
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subject: Energy Efficiency
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subject: Smart Sustainability
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subject: Infrastructure and Urban development
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creator: Mohammed A. Al Doghan
creator: Sitora Boltaeva
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

Valorisation of Landscape Resources in Andean Communal Territories, Apurímac Region, Peru
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description: This research examines ecotourism as a sustainable way to utilize natural resources by providing tourists with various activities and attractions. In this context, the natural landscape refers to a specific area with exploitable environmental features, typically at the micro basin level. The goal was to assess the economic value of landscape resources in rural communities in Andahuaylas by 2024. The study utilized a basic case study design in a mixed-methods, non-experimental approach. Sampling involved selecting tourists aged 18 to 60 based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, rather than random selection. Key findings include: (a) identification of two ecotourism sites with well-preserved natural assets, namely the “Forests–Viewpoint–Inca Trail–Llaqtapata” and “Apu Timani Forest and Viewpoint” locations; (b) a revealed preference method indicating that Llaqtapata was valued 200 pen higher and Apu Timani 155 pen higher than alternative sites; and (c) a stated preference method suggesting an average maximum value of 160 pen for Llaqtapata and 150 pen for Apu Timani. The study reveals that the maximum economic value for Llaqtapata is 360 pen, while for Apu Timani it is 305 pen. These findings highlight the potential for environmentally-focused tourism to contribute to the local economy through sustainable natural resource utilization.
subject: Articles
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subject: Ecotourism Resources
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subject: Communal Territories
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subject: Landscape Potential
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subject: Relieved Preference
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subject: Stated Preference
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creator: Felipe Rafael Valle Díaz
creator: Fernando Eduardo Cano Legua
creator: Rosa Luz Galindo Pasache
creator: William Camilo Yauris Polo
creator: Erika Belinda Ramírez Altamirano
creator: Nieves Sandra Cuadros Luna
creator: César Augusto Ediberto Levano Salazar
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-06-30
publication date: 2025-06-30

The Evolution of Export Embroidery in Cantonese Embroidery: Cultural Significance and Modern Reinterpretations
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description: This research explores the historical evolution as well as cultural significance and contemporary adaptations of ancient Chinese art making skills in Cantonese embroidery. In qualitative research this study examines history in conjunction with content and utilizes case studies to describe how Cantonese embroidery evolved over time without compromising its essential cultural elements. The historical analysis illustrates how embroidery developed through trade exports in the Qing Dynasty according to its technological developments alongside motif and design advancements. The study illustrates how artisans incorporated traditional design elements to meet international customers’ demands resulting in creative developments due to their commitment to cultural heritage preservation. The content analysis examines symbolic meanings which occur within common motifs in Chinese handicraft like dragons, phoenixes, peonies, and lotuses. These symbols convey cultural community narratives as well as philosophical fundamental values to project individual aspirations as well as shared social values at different moments. The analysis assesses the extent to which Guo Pei and NEEMIC as well as Shanghai Tang reinterpret classical Chinese embroidery to create new fashion products for new markets. The study illustrates how innovation entails conformity with cultural conservation practices to sustain heritage through means which balance contemporary market demands. Effective contemporary application of Cantonese embroidery involves adaptation with cultural sensitivity to ensure traditional crafts are preserved while adopting new industry strategies that ensure standards of international appreciation.
subject: Articles
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subject: Cantonese embroidery
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subject: Cultural preservation
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subject: Modern reinterpretation
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subject: Symbolic motifs
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subject: Global trade
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creator: Yinglu Wu
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-07-08
publication date: 2025-07-08

Performing Arts and Audience Satisfaction: Role of Artistic and Socio-Cultural Value to Achieve Re-watch Intention
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description: Performing art is a vital medium for promoting art and culture within a country. It is essential to explore the factors that contribute to audience satisfaction in the context of performing arts. This study was designed to examine the effects of artistic director, artistic value, and socio-cultural value on re-watch intention and intention to recommend, with audience satisfaction serving as a mediating variable. A crosssectional research design was adopted, and data were gathered from attendees of performing arts events in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia using a Likert-scale-based questionnaire. The study employed convenience sampling, resulting in a usable response rate of 66.11%. Data analysis was conducted using the SEM technique via the Smart-PLS software. The findings revealed that artistic director, artistic value, and socio-cultural value have significant positive effects on audience satisfaction. In addition, audience satisfaction positively influences both re-watch intention and intention to recommend. Mediation analysis further confirmed that audience satisfaction significantly mediates these relationships. This research contributes to the limited literature on performing arts in Eastern cultural contexts and offers valuable insights for policymakers in Saudi Arabia aiming to enhance audience satisfaction and long-term engagement with performing arts.
subject: Articles
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subject: Performing arts
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subject: Artistic director
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subject: Artistic Value
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subject: Audience satisfaction
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subject: KSA
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creator: Mohammed A. Al Doghan
creator: Zinora Boltaeva
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-07-08
publication date: 2025-07-08

Semiotic Analysis of Idol Images in China and the Pacific Region: Interpreting Religious and Cultural Beliefs from Visual Art
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description: This study conducts a comparative semiotic analysis of idol images in China and the Pacific region, focusing on the Buddhist Guanyin statue and Buddha statue in China as well as the Fijian Degei idol and Malangan figures in Papua New Guinea. It examines how these idols represent key religious and cultural beliefs, such as compassion, enlightenment, creation, and ancestor worship, in their respective societies. The research employed a qualitative method, using semiotic analysis to interpret visual elements, such as posture, facial expressions, and symbolic gestures. Secondary data were collected from academic papers, books, and visual archives. The findings reveal that Chinese idols emphasize spiritual enlightenment and inner transformation, with a focus on Buddhist values, while Pacific idols highlight themes of creation, ancestral connections, and the interplay between physical and spiritual realms. This study contributes to the existing literature on religious iconography by illustrating how visual art not only reflects but also preserves cultural and spiritual values in these regions. Future research could explore the impact of globalization on the evolving symbolism of traditional idol imagery.
subject: Articles
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subject: Semiotic Analysis
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subject: Idol Imagery
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subject: Religious Iconography
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subject: Cultural Beliefs
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subject: Chinese Buddhism
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subject: Pacific Ancestor Worship
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creator: Yan Zhang
creator: Congrong Xiao
creator: Dongkwon Seong
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-12-31
publication date: 2024-12-31

Instal lat ion Ar t Presentation of Tea Culture Symbols: A Case Study of the Installation of “Divinity and Naturality”
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description: As a significant component of China’s rich traditional heritage, tea culture has increasingly attracted scholarly and public interest in recent years. Contemporary artistic expressions of tea culture have become progressively diverse, encompassing tea ceremonies, spatial design, literature, painting, and digital media representations. However, artistic works related to tea often remain confined to the replication of physical objects and scenes. Notably, thematic installation art that seeks to interpret the deeper meanings embedded in tea culture remains relatively underexplored. This study undertakes an analysis of the aesthetic imagery inherent in tea culture and interprets its symbolic and spiritual dimensions through the lens of visual narrative. It articulates the thematic concept of “Avenue Nature” as a foundation for the creation of installation artworks. Using the “Divinity and Naturality” series as a case study, this paper investigates the conceptual development, material application, and presentation strategies employed in tea-themed installation art. This creative approach aims to stimulate deeper reflection on and appreciation for the cultural essence of tea. During the creative process, tea and tea extract are employed as symbolic materials. The integration of varied media and artistic techniques is used to express the philosophical principle of “Great Avenue Nature,” a core idea rooted in ancient Chinese tea traditions. The concept of “Avenue Nature” reflects a harmonious unity between humanity and the natural world, consistent with the tenets of Daoist and Buddhist philosophy. Within Daoism, this harmony is viewed as a structural alignment between the individual, society, and nature.
subject: Articles
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subject: Tea Culture Symbols
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subject: Installation Art
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subject: Avenue of Nature
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subject: Chinese Tradition
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creator: Li Tian
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-12-30
publication date: 2024-12-30

The Content Guideline of Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden in BiliBili Videos: A Thematic Analysis with ATLAS.ti
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description: The Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden is an important component of China’s intangible cultural heritage, reflecting philosophical ideas and aesthetic pursuits in traditional Chinese culture. However, Chinese Jiangnan classical garden culture is gradually being forgotten. Against the backdrop of the rapid development of We Media, especially video platforms represented by Bilibili, the dissemination of Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden culture has shown new characteristics. This study is based on the relationship between media technology and human beings, media evolution, media metaphors, We Media cultural landscape, and de-domination, flow, and re embedding theories Using ATLAS.ti software for thematic analysis of video content on the Bilibili platform with the theme of Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden culture. Focus on the 25 usergenerated content with high likes in the past five years. This study aims to provide better digital protection and disseminate Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden culture. The research question and goal are to promote Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden culture more effectively through We Media, providing specific guideline and theoretical support. Summarized and revealed two core themes of communication: coexistence of nature and humanities and aesthetic and cultural immersion experience, as well as two main modes of communication: multi-level symbol transmission and complementary expression of culture and aesthetics. Research has found that high-quality Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden videos can enhance communication effectiveness through multi-sensory immersive experiences and symbolic expression. These conclusions provide important references for the creation of garden culture videos and new perspectives for the study of dissemination guideline of traditional culture in We Media.
subject: Articles
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subject: Chinese Jiangnan Classical Garden
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subject: Cultural Representation
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subject: BiliBili Videos
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subject: Thematic Analysis
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subject: ATLAS.ti.
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creator: Wenxin Sun
creator: Harryizman Harun
creator: Norhana Yusof
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-12-31
publication date: 2024-12-31