Muhizam Mustafa
Biographic Data
| ID | 5154491 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Muhizam Mustafa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Muhizam |
| FAMILY NAME | Mustafa |
| SIGNATURE | MUSTAFA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universiti Sains Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5132-086X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Where are we in the integration of design thinking and project-based learning? A systematic review in design higher education
Reading the walls
In rapidly expanding urban transit systems, subway murals are increasingly mobilized as visual governance, staging city narratives and shaping how commuter space is felt and read. Drawing on 59 semi-structured interviews across all 26 mural-equipped Tianjin Metro stations (29 murals), this study develops a perception–preference–needs framework linking eight visual elements—shape, color, symbol, contrast, material, light, form, and space—to articu…
Integrating art into rural revitalization
This study examines the role of art in rural revitalization through a case study of the Bailixia Art Town Project in Hebei, China. Drawing on field observations and semi-structured interviews, it identifies six interrelated drivers – cultural fusion, industrial synergy, multi-art forms, interactive art experiences, employment opportunities, and cross-sector collaboration – that enabled Bailixia’s socio-cultural renewal and economic development. T…
Rural gentrification as representational negotiation
Are we reusing heritage safely? Stakeholder perceptions and safety priorities in the adaptive reuse of Chinese architectural heritage
Guiding generation Z to healthier beverages
From cultural heritage to platformized craft
This article examines how jade carving in Guangzhou, a traditional craft with deep cultural meaning, is being reshaped by the combined forces of digital platforms and state policy. Drawing on interviews with artisans and intermediaries, visual analysis of online content, and policy documents, the study explores how handmade work becomes redefined when translated into images, performances, and institutional frameworks. Rather than a simple break b…
Future cities imagined by ChatGPT-4o
Despite the growing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into human society, a significant gap remains in understanding how AI can use its database-driven imagination to enhance urban planning and aesthetics effectively. This study explores ChatGPT-4o’s potential in generating future urban designs by incorporating human evaluations. Using a mixed-methods design, the study identified key indicators for evaluating AI-generated urban design i…
Older adults’ contribution to urban heritage conservation
This study investigates the roles of older adults as active agents in urban heritage, focusing on how participatory art practices enhance their contributions within China’s rapidly ageing society. Based on a pilot case study and focus group discussions in Zhengzhou’s Guancheng District, four primary contributions by older adults to urban heritage conservation have been identified. These contributions include acting as practitioners and advocates …
History, Archaeology and Cultural Studies
Post-industrial landscapes are shaped by the economic transitions and cultural shifts, and they present unique opportunities for public art and heritage to act as catalysts for urban regeneration and community revitalization. This study investigates the transformative role of public art and post-industrial heritage in urban regeneration, focusing on the contributions to community belonging, cultural expression, and socio-economic development. The…
From ornament to infrastructure
Residents’ perspectives on the efficacy of government strategies for urban heritage conservation in Guancheng District, Zhengzhou, Henan, China
Urban cultural heritage conservation in China, mainly driven by top-down management, heavily relies on national leadership. However, there is a lack of systematic research investigating residents’ perspectives on the effectiveness of Chinese government conservation strategies. Taking the Guancheng district in Zhengzhou, Henan, China, as a case study, this study employs a mixed-method approach, combining qualitative analysis through semi-structure…
Value-Creation and Challenges of Public Art Practice in Rural Areas
The role of artistic quality in a heritage architectural style in modulating tourist interest and aesthetic pleasure
Using Multiple Case Studies to Examine the Role of Colours in SME Food Packaging
Existing studies on branding and value creation focus primarily on established brands and luxury products, with less attention paid to small and medium enterprise (SME) food souvenir products. Additionally, most studies are grounded in business, marketing, psychology, and health sciences. This study attempts to fill the gaps by enhancing understanding of the functional and emotional value of colour in food souvenir packaging from a design standpo…
The Politics of Gender Mainstreaming Poverty Reduction
Critical feminist reviews of gender mainstreaming suggest a widespread disillusionment with gender and development. The literature has been dominated, however, by accounts of gender mainstreaming in international development institutions and in Western countries. There is a shortage of studies on how developing countries conceptualize, design and manage gender mainstreaming in development policies and programs in specific political and economic c…
The Politics of Gender Mainstreaming Poverty Reduction
Critical feminist reviews of gender mainstreaming suggest a widespread disillusionment with gender and development. The literature has been dominated, however, by accounts of gender mainstreaming in international development institutions and in Western countries. There is a shortage of studies on how developing countries conceptualize, design and manage gender mainstreaming in development policies and programs in specific political and economic c…
The role of artistic quality in a heritage architectural style in modulating tourist interest and aesthetic pleasure
Are we reusing heritage safely? Stakeholder perceptions and safety priorities in the adaptive reuse of Chinese architectural heritage
The Politics of Gender Mainstreaming Poverty Reduction
Critical feminist reviews of gender mainstreaming suggest a widespread disillusionment with gender and development. The literature has been dominated, however, by accounts of gender mainstreaming in international development institutions and in Western countries. There is a shortage of studies on how developing countries conceptualize, design and manage gender mainstreaming in development policies and programs in specific political and economic c…
Using Multiple Case Studies to Examine the Role of Colours in SME Food Packaging
Existing studies on branding and value creation focus primarily on established brands and luxury products, with less attention paid to small and medium enterprise (SME) food souvenir products. Additionally, most studies are grounded in business, marketing, psychology, and health sciences. This study attempts to fill the gaps by enhancing understanding of the functional and emotional value of colour in food souvenir packaging from a design standpo…
Residents’ perspectives on the efficacy of government strategies for urban heritage conservation in Guancheng District, Zhengzhou, Henan, China
Urban cultural heritage conservation in China, mainly driven by top-down management, heavily relies on national leadership. However, there is a lack of systematic research investigating residents’ perspectives on the effectiveness of Chinese government conservation strategies. Taking the Guancheng district in Zhengzhou, Henan, China, as a case study, this study employs a mixed-method approach, combining qualitative analysis through semi-structure…
Value-Creation and Challenges of Public Art Practice in Rural Areas
The role of artistic quality in a heritage architectural style in modulating tourist interest and aesthetic pleasure
Future cities imagined by ChatGPT-4o
Despite the growing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into human society, a significant gap remains in understanding how AI can use its database-driven imagination to enhance urban planning and aesthetics effectively. This study explores ChatGPT-4o’s potential in generating future urban designs by incorporating human evaluations. Using a mixed-methods design, the study identified key indicators for evaluating AI-generated urban design i…
Older adults’ contribution to urban heritage conservation
This study investigates the roles of older adults as active agents in urban heritage, focusing on how participatory art practices enhance their contributions within China’s rapidly ageing society. Based on a pilot case study and focus group discussions in Zhengzhou’s Guancheng District, four primary contributions by older adults to urban heritage conservation have been identified. These contributions include acting as practitioners and advocates …
History, Archaeology and Cultural Studies
Post-industrial landscapes are shaped by the economic transitions and cultural shifts, and they present unique opportunities for public art and heritage to act as catalysts for urban regeneration and community revitalization. This study investigates the transformative role of public art and post-industrial heritage in urban regeneration, focusing on the contributions to community belonging, cultural expression, and socio-economic development. The…
From ornament to infrastructure
Where are we in the integration of design thinking and project-based learning? A systematic review in design higher education
Reading the walls
In rapidly expanding urban transit systems, subway murals are increasingly mobilized as visual governance, staging city narratives and shaping how commuter space is felt and read. Drawing on 59 semi-structured interviews across all 26 mural-equipped Tianjin Metro stations (29 murals), this study develops a perception–preference–needs framework linking eight visual elements—shape, color, symbol, contrast, material, light, form, and space—to articu…
Integrating art into rural revitalization
This study examines the role of art in rural revitalization through a case study of the Bailixia Art Town Project in Hebei, China. Drawing on field observations and semi-structured interviews, it identifies six interrelated drivers – cultural fusion, industrial synergy, multi-art forms, interactive art experiences, employment opportunities, and cross-sector collaboration – that enabled Bailixia’s socio-cultural renewal and economic development. T…
Rural gentrification as representational negotiation
Are we reusing heritage safely? Stakeholder perceptions and safety priorities in the adaptive reuse of Chinese architectural heritage
Guiding generation Z to healthier beverages
From cultural heritage to platformized craft
This article examines how jade carving in Guangzhou, a traditional craft with deep cultural meaning, is being reshaped by the combined forces of digital platforms and state policy. Drawing on interviews with artisans and intermediaries, visual analysis of online content, and policy documents, the study explores how handmade work becomes redefined when translated into images, performances, and institutional frameworks. Rather than a simple break b…
Cultural heritage (5 works) · China (4 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Public Spaces through Art (4 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Architecture (2 works) · Citizen journalism (2 works) · Color perception and design (2 works)