Nor Zarifah Maliki
Biographic Data
| ID | 4170411 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nor Zarifah Maliki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nor Zarifah |
| FAMILY NAME | Maliki |
| SIGNATURE | MALIKI N Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universiti Sains Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2126-7946 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Resilient Urban Design with People
Resilient urban design is vital for community renewal; however, a systematic understanding of how public perceptions shape its outcomes is absent from the literature. This review synthesizes evidence on public responses to examine their facilitative and constraining roles in renewal processes. The findings highlight five core public perceptions: healing and relaxation, basic livelihood security, sense of place, equity of opportunity, and empowerm…
From design to behaviour
Understanding youth perceptions of cultural heritage through UGC
This study establishes and applies a cognitive–emotional–spatial framework to examine young people’s perceptions of cultural heritage on digital platforms, with Shuhe Ancient Town as the case. Drawing on user-generated content from Weibo, Xiaohongshu, and Ctrip, the research integrates thematic clustering, sentiment analysis, and spatial modelling to build a multi-dimensional cross-platform database. Findings reveal a dual structure in youth perc…
Enhancing resilient sustainable cities
Resilient design contributes to sustainable urban development. This study investigates the public perception of a public space with resilient design characteristics and explores the effectiveness of these characteristics. In-depth interviews with 14 participants and on-site tours were conducted. This study also conducted a thematic analysis of the public perception of urban resilient design characteristics based on the landscape perception theory…
Spatial patterns of historical and cultural blocks based on multisource data and protection and development strategies within the context of urban renewal
As global urbanisation accelerates, historical and cultural blocks, the treasures of cultural heritage, hold great significance for urban development. Previous studies mainly focused on spatial patterns of such blocks through space syntax, street accessibility, and local memory. A greater focus on quantitative spatial patterns and tailored preservation and development strategies is needed, especially in northwestern Chinese cities. This study foc…
Exploring walking choices in urban green streetscapes through the lens of the theory of planned behavior
This study employed the theory of planned behavior to examine how green urban spaces influence walking behaviors, with a focus on Chongqing’s Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street. Using structural equation modelling to analyse survey data from 401 respondents, this study assessed the relationships between attitudes, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, walking intentions, and actions. The results revealed that attitudes toward walking (β = 0.3…
Cultural Empowerment Models and Mechanisms in Rural Development
This study in Zhang Village, Muchuan County, Leshan City, China, examines cultural empowerment's role in stimulating rural endogenous development and outlines related development models and pathways. This research uses a multidimensional approach to analyze vital cultural elements in Zhang Village. The study uses Lasso regression analysis to quantitatively assess these cultural components' impact on rural development, supported by a five-year dat…
Matrilineal Society and the Minangkabau House of Western Sumatera, Indonesia
This paper studies the influence of the matrilineal society in relation to the traditional Minangkabau house of Western Sumatera, Indonesia. It can be clearly seen in the internal layout of the house and the appearance of the architecture, which features a multi-tiered curved roof structure with upswept gables to mimic the horn of a buffalo. The house is owned by the women in the family who live there and is passed down from mother to daughter. I…
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Matrilineal Society and the Minangkabau House of Western Sumatera, Indonesia
This paper studies the influence of the matrilineal society in relation to the traditional Minangkabau house of Western Sumatera, Indonesia. It can be clearly seen in the internal layout of the house and the appearance of the architecture, which features a multi-tiered curved roof structure with upswept gables to mimic the horn of a buffalo. The house is owned by the women in the family who live there and is passed down from mother to daughter. I…
Exploring walking choices in urban green streetscapes through the lens of the theory of planned behavior
This study employed the theory of planned behavior to examine how green urban spaces influence walking behaviors, with a focus on Chongqing’s Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street. Using structural equation modelling to analyse survey data from 401 respondents, this study assessed the relationships between attitudes, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, walking intentions, and actions. The results revealed that attitudes toward walking (β = 0.3…
Cultural Empowerment Models and Mechanisms in Rural Development
This study in Zhang Village, Muchuan County, Leshan City, China, examines cultural empowerment's role in stimulating rural endogenous development and outlines related development models and pathways. This research uses a multidimensional approach to analyze vital cultural elements in Zhang Village. The study uses Lasso regression analysis to quantitatively assess these cultural components' impact on rural development, supported by a five-year dat…
Enhancing resilient sustainable cities
Resilient design contributes to sustainable urban development. This study investigates the public perception of a public space with resilient design characteristics and explores the effectiveness of these characteristics. In-depth interviews with 14 participants and on-site tours were conducted. This study also conducted a thematic analysis of the public perception of urban resilient design characteristics based on the landscape perception theory…
Spatial patterns of historical and cultural blocks based on multisource data and protection and development strategies within the context of urban renewal
As global urbanisation accelerates, historical and cultural blocks, the treasures of cultural heritage, hold great significance for urban development. Previous studies mainly focused on spatial patterns of such blocks through space syntax, street accessibility, and local memory. A greater focus on quantitative spatial patterns and tailored preservation and development strategies is needed, especially in northwestern Chinese cities. This study foc…
Resilient Urban Design with People
Resilient urban design is vital for community renewal; however, a systematic understanding of how public perceptions shape its outcomes is absent from the literature. This review synthesizes evidence on public responses to examine their facilitative and constraining roles in renewal processes. The findings highlight five core public perceptions: healing and relaxation, basic livelihood security, sense of place, equity of opportunity, and empowerm…
From design to behaviour
Understanding youth perceptions of cultural heritage through UGC
This study establishes and applies a cognitive–emotional–spatial framework to examine young people’s perceptions of cultural heritage on digital platforms, with Shuhe Ancient Town as the case. Drawing on user-generated content from Weibo, Xiaohongshu, and Ctrip, the research integrates thematic clustering, sentiment analysis, and spatial modelling to build a multi-dimensional cross-platform database. Findings reveal a dual structure in youth perc…
Geography (4 works) · Place Attachment and Urban Studies (3 works) · Urban design (3 works) · Urban Design and Spatial Analysis (3 works) · Urban planning (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Architecture (2 works) · China (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economics (2 works)