Tawfiq M Abu‐ghazzeh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4883322 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tawfiq M Abu‐ghazzeh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tawfiq M |
| FAMILY NAME | Abu‐ghazzeh |
| SIGNATURE | GHAZZEH T M A |
| AFFILIATIONS | King Saud University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Disparities in experiencing housing quality
People judge housing situations based on their needs and aspirations associated with their social, cultural, and economic conditions. This research explores the influences of such factors on how people experience housing quality attributes, taking Amman city in Jordan as a case study. The research adopted an inductive reasoning approach, applying a self-administered questionnaire among 770 respondents, exploring the influence of seven factors, in…
Environmental Messages in Multiple-family Housing
The home and its private outdoor space may be characterized as primary territory. As such, it allows the occupants the opportunity to exert control over the activities and behaviours taking place. This paper examines how certain mechanisms are used to enhance or reflect residential territory and, thereby, promote one's sense of privacy, in the design of the adjoining outdoor spaces of homes in multiple-family housing in Abu-Nuseir, Jordan. Two su…
The dialectic dimensions of homes as an expression of identity and communality in Amman, Jordan
This paper presents a conceptual framework for analysing socio‐psychological features of homes and home territories. Homes from the urban culture of Amman, the capital of Jordan, are described in terms of two dialectic dimensions: (1) identity/communality, that is, the degree to which homes display the uniqueness or distinctiveness of people from one another and also the degree to which they display the bonds between residents and their community…
Vernacular architecture education in the Islamic society of Saudi Arabia
Signs, advertising and the imageability of buildings
Signage and the law
Domestic Buildings and the Use of Space
This study of traditional houses in Al-Alkhalaf settlement in Asir (south-western region of Saudi Arabia) analyses the relationship between domestic space and the patterns in the settlement. The study illustrates the manner in which aspects of forms and arrangements of residential buildings were developed. The paper explains how these aspects are interconnected and how they help to elucidate, through their spatial relationship, certain cultural c…
Place and adaptation
Disparities in experiencing housing quality
People judge housing situations based on their needs and aspirations associated with their social, cultural, and economic conditions. This research explores the influences of such factors on how people experience housing quality attributes, taking Amman city in Jordan as a case study. The research adopted an inductive reasoning approach, applying a self-administered questionnaire among 770 respondents, exploring the influence of seven factors, in…
Place and adaptation
Environmental Messages in Multiple-family Housing
The home and its private outdoor space may be characterized as primary territory. As such, it allows the occupants the opportunity to exert control over the activities and behaviours taking place. This paper examines how certain mechanisms are used to enhance or reflect residential territory and, thereby, promote one's sense of privacy, in the design of the adjoining outdoor spaces of homes in multiple-family housing in Abu-Nuseir, Jordan. Two su…
The dialectic dimensions of homes as an expression of identity and communality in Amman, Jordan
This paper presents a conceptual framework for analysing socio‐psychological features of homes and home territories. Homes from the urban culture of Amman, the capital of Jordan, are described in terms of two dialectic dimensions: (1) identity/communality, that is, the degree to which homes display the uniqueness or distinctiveness of people from one another and also the degree to which they display the bonds between residents and their community…
Vernacular architecture education in the Islamic society of Saudi Arabia
Signs, advertising and the imageability of buildings
Domestic Buildings and the Use of Space
This study of traditional houses in Al-Alkhalaf settlement in Asir (south-western region of Saudi Arabia) analyses the relationship between domestic space and the patterns in the settlement. The study illustrates the manner in which aspects of forms and arrangements of residential buildings were developed. The paper explains how these aspects are interconnected and how they help to elucidate, through their spatial relationship, certain cultural c…
Place and adaptation
Signage and the law
The dialectic dimensions of homes as an expression of identity and communality in Amman, Jordan
This paper presents a conceptual framework for analysing socio‐psychological features of homes and home territories. Homes from the urban culture of Amman, the capital of Jordan, are described in terms of two dialectic dimensions: (1) identity/communality, that is, the degree to which homes display the uniqueness or distinctiveness of people from one another and also the degree to which they display the bonds between residents and their community…
Vernacular architecture education in the Islamic society of Saudi Arabia
Signs, advertising and the imageability of buildings
Environmental Messages in Multiple-family Housing
The home and its private outdoor space may be characterized as primary territory. As such, it allows the occupants the opportunity to exert control over the activities and behaviours taking place. This paper examines how certain mechanisms are used to enhance or reflect residential territory and, thereby, promote one's sense of privacy, in the design of the adjoining outdoor spaces of homes in multiple-family housing in Abu-Nuseir, Jordan. Two su…
Disparities in experiencing housing quality
People judge housing situations based on their needs and aspirations associated with their social, cultural, and economic conditions. This research explores the influences of such factors on how people experience housing quality attributes, taking Amman city in Jordan as a case study. The research adopted an inductive reasoning approach, applying a self-administered questionnaire among 770 respondents, exploring the influence of seven factors, in…
Geography (7 works) · Business (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Urban Design and Spatial Analysis (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Architectural engineering (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Advertising (2 works)