Karim Hadjri
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5436780 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Karim Hadjri |
| NOMBRES | Karim |
| APELLIDO | Hadjri |
| FIRMA | HADJRI K |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Sheffield |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8243-8396 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Participatory social housing retrofit
Housing retrofit aims to enhance building standards across multiple dimensions and is integral to Europe’s 2050 net-zero energy transition goals. The European Union and the United Kingdom identify social housing retrofit as key to the energy transition, combating fuel poverty, and improving tenants’ wellbeing. Environmental upgrades are steadily increasing amid the climate transition and legislative energy performance requirements. Tenant partici…
“Three women make a drama”
Neighborhood environment plays a central role in influencing older migrants' social interactions; yet, how these interactions are mediated by gendered roles, cultural norms, and spatial organization remains underexplored. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with Hong Kong-born women living in subsidized sheltered housing near Newcastle's Chinatown in June 2024, this study adopts a relational perspective to examine how socio-spatio-temporal dyna…
Towards ageing-in-place in China
China is experiencing rapid urbanisation and population ageing. Older people need to age-in-place healthily to reduce the health and social care pressure on families and the government. Studies have explored older people’s need for community care in China, and the importance of neighbourhoods. Affordance theory, central to understanding how individuals perceive the environment, has been widely used in child-related research, but rarely applied to…
Wasted expertise
An exploration of live–work housing conditions of low-income older people in Bangkok, Thailand
This article explores live–work housing conditions for low-income older residents in an informal settlement in Bangkok called Klong Toey (KT) via interviews with 12 participants. The aim is to understand the housing and livelihood situation of older low-income inhabitants of KT, to assess the suitability of their physical environment and areas that could be improved to enable it to serve as live–work housing and to facilitate aging in place, and …
Neglected landscapes and green infrastructure
Social sustainability and supportive living
“Cohousing” is a collective housing model, which has the potential to offer socially and environmentally sustainable housing for a community. It is a collaborative housing concept designed to foster meaningful relationships, closer social bonding, and more efficient use of resources. This study aimed to examine the motivations of cohousing groups to create or enter a cohousing community in the UK and identify potential issues to improve future co…
A critique of post-occupancy evaluation in the UK
Architects are trained to design buildings and the subjective perception of building users may not be easy to translate into a designer’s language. In the UK, the design profession has not fully appreciated the significance of returning to the erected structure to appraise how well it was, and remained, fit for purpose. This paper presents a critique of the state of the art of post-occupancy evaluation (POE) in the UK building procurement process…
Experiencing visual impairment in a lifetime home
Lifetime home standards (LTHS) are a set of standards aimed at making homes more accessible. Previous research, however, indicates that LTHS do not adequately meet the needs of those with sensory impairments. Now, with visual impairment set to increase globally and acknowledging the recognised link between quality of dwelling and wellbeing, this article aims to examine the experiences of visually impaired people living in lifetime homes. The obje…
Current Algerian housing policies affecting the methods for housing provision
Neglected landscapes and green infrastructure
Social sustainability and supportive living
“Cohousing” is a collective housing model, which has the potential to offer socially and environmentally sustainable housing for a community. It is a collaborative housing concept designed to foster meaningful relationships, closer social bonding, and more efficient use of resources. This study aimed to examine the motivations of cohousing groups to create or enter a cohousing community in the UK and identify potential issues to improve future co…
A critique of post-occupancy evaluation in the UK
Architects are trained to design buildings and the subjective perception of building users may not be easy to translate into a designer’s language. In the UK, the design profession has not fully appreciated the significance of returning to the erected structure to appraise how well it was, and remained, fit for purpose. This paper presents a critique of the state of the art of post-occupancy evaluation (POE) in the UK building procurement process…
Experiencing visual impairment in a lifetime home
Lifetime home standards (LTHS) are a set of standards aimed at making homes more accessible. Previous research, however, indicates that LTHS do not adequately meet the needs of those with sensory impairments. Now, with visual impairment set to increase globally and acknowledging the recognised link between quality of dwelling and wellbeing, this article aims to examine the experiences of visually impaired people living in lifetime homes. The obje…
Current Algerian housing policies affecting the methods for housing provision
Current Algerian housing policies affecting the methods for housing provision
Experiencing visual impairment in a lifetime home
Lifetime home standards (LTHS) are a set of standards aimed at making homes more accessible. Previous research, however, indicates that LTHS do not adequately meet the needs of those with sensory impairments. Now, with visual impairment set to increase globally and acknowledging the recognised link between quality of dwelling and wellbeing, this article aims to examine the experiences of visually impaired people living in lifetime homes. The obje…
A critique of post-occupancy evaluation in the UK
Architects are trained to design buildings and the subjective perception of building users may not be easy to translate into a designer’s language. In the UK, the design profession has not fully appreciated the significance of returning to the erected structure to appraise how well it was, and remained, fit for purpose. This paper presents a critique of the state of the art of post-occupancy evaluation (POE) in the UK building procurement process…
Social sustainability and supportive living
“Cohousing” is a collective housing model, which has the potential to offer socially and environmentally sustainable housing for a community. It is a collaborative housing concept designed to foster meaningful relationships, closer social bonding, and more efficient use of resources. This study aimed to examine the motivations of cohousing groups to create or enter a cohousing community in the UK and identify potential issues to improve future co…
Neglected landscapes and green infrastructure
An exploration of live–work housing conditions of low-income older people in Bangkok, Thailand
This article explores live–work housing conditions for low-income older residents in an informal settlement in Bangkok called Klong Toey (KT) via interviews with 12 participants. The aim is to understand the housing and livelihood situation of older low-income inhabitants of KT, to assess the suitability of their physical environment and areas that could be improved to enable it to serve as live–work housing and to facilitate aging in place, and …
Towards ageing-in-place in China
China is experiencing rapid urbanisation and population ageing. Older people need to age-in-place healthily to reduce the health and social care pressure on families and the government. Studies have explored older people’s need for community care in China, and the importance of neighbourhoods. Affordance theory, central to understanding how individuals perceive the environment, has been widely used in child-related research, but rarely applied to…
Wasted expertise
Participatory social housing retrofit
Housing retrofit aims to enhance building standards across multiple dimensions and is integral to Europe’s 2050 net-zero energy transition goals. The European Union and the United Kingdom identify social housing retrofit as key to the energy transition, combating fuel poverty, and improving tenants’ wellbeing. Environmental upgrades are steadily increasing amid the climate transition and legislative energy performance requirements. Tenant partici…
“Three women make a drama”
Neighborhood environment plays a central role in influencing older migrants' social interactions; yet, how these interactions are mediated by gendered roles, cultural norms, and spatial organization remains underexplored. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with Hong Kong-born women living in subsidized sheltered housing near Newcastle's Chinatown in June 2024, this study adopts a relational perspective to examine how socio-spatio-temporal dyna…
Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Engineering (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (3 obras) · Thematic analysis (3 obras) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (3 obras) · Affordable housing (2 obras) · Architectural engineering (2 obras)