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| Traditional concepts of Dayaks in the longhouse of Nek Bindang Village of West Kalimantan | Zairin ZAIN, Muhammad NURHAMSYAH, Emilya KALSUM | 521–535 |
| Walking experience in mixed use developments in Lagos, Nigeria | Adedapo Adewunmi OLUWATAYO, Funmi AKANDE, Ohuntoluwase OLIYIDE, Ajibola AGBOLA, Bolaji ADEREMI LATEEF, Titilope SAMUEL | 537–549 |
| Determination of the difference between environmental attitudes of 1st and 4th year students of landscape architecture | Emine TARAKÇI EREN, Tuğba DÜZENLİ | 551–565 |
| The using of urban park as perceived by visually impaired | Hayriye EŞBAH TUNÇAY, Duygu ÖZGÜR | 567–582 |
| Mental images and congruence strategies: An investigation of congruence between residents and private open spaces in three dominant housing patterns of Yazd | Elham FALLAH, Isa HOJAT | 583–596 |
| Mapping relations as a design strategy, physical attraction forces correlation for design thinking | Pelin DURSUN ÇEBİ, Aslı ALDEMİR ÇELEN, Nilufer KOZİKOĞLU | 597–610 |
| User behaviour and circulation in an Indonesian student communal housing facility: Combining space syntax and Actor Network Theory | Rossa Turpuk GABE, Joko ADIANTO, Dwiki Febri RISTANTO | 611–623 |
| Principles of flexibility in design process, with the approach to creativity in design | Pouya MOLAEI, Mehrdad JAVAHERIAN, Maryam AFZALIPOUR | 625–635 |
| In Situ dynamic system identification of historic masonry monuments based on non-destructive testing | Yegan KAHYA, Feridun ÇILI, Ömer DABANLI | 637–651 |
| Integration of the management theories for enhancing green marketing implementation in the construction industry | Ahmet TUZ, Begüm SERTYEŞİLIŞIK | 653–671 |
| Critical success factors(CSFs) for e-Business technologies adoption in architectural practice in Nigeria |