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    Pengalaman Penggunaan Basikal Di Kalangan Penduduk Di Jitra, Kedah
    (2025-04)
    Ibrahim, Ajanatul Nain
    Di era globalisasi dan perkembangan pesat dalam teknologi serta urbanisasi, halangan terhadap lingkungan hidup dan kesihatan masyarakat menjadi semakin kompleks. Salah satu aspek penting dalam konteks ini adalah penggunaan mod pengangkutan yang berterusan, di mana basikal dilihat sebagai salah satu penyelesaian yang terbaik untuk mengurangkan pengeluaran gas rumah kaca, mengatasi masalah kesesakan lalu lintas, serta meningkatkan kualiti kesihatan fizikal dan mental penduduk. Pemilihan teori tingkah laku terancang (tpb) oleh icek ajzen adalah merupakan pilihan yang tepat. Teori ini membantu dalam mengenal pasti faktor motivasi dan halangan khusus penggunaan basikal. Objektif kajian ini adalah mengenal pasti faktor-faktor motivasi dan halangan yang mempengaruhi penggunaan basikal dikalangan penduduk jitra, kedah. Objektif berikutnya adalah meneliti tahap penggunaan basikal dan objektif ketiga adalah mencadangkan penambahbaikan untuk meningkatkan penggunaan basikal.
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    Spatial-Temporal Evolution And Influencing Factors Of Urban Rental Housing Market: An Analysis Of Regional Differentiation In China
    (2025-03)
    Zhang, Meng
    The rental housing market plays a critical role in the housing sector, catering to a variety of socioeconomic needs. In china, rapid urbanization, migration, and economic transformation have profoundly affected the development of rental housing, necessitating a deeper understanding of its spatial and temporal evolution. This study investigates the development trajectory of china's rental housing market over the past two decades and identifies the spatial differentiation and key influencing factors. While previous studies have explored china's real estate market, there has been limited focus on the rental housing sector, particularly in understanding the spatial and temporal dynamics of its evolution. This research fills this gap by conducting a large-scale analysis across 335 prefecture-level cities, incorporating a long-term comparative study from 2000 to 2020, which adds a much-needed temporal perspective to spatial housing studies. This research builds on theoretical frameworks such as housing filtering theory, new economic geography theory, and spatial econometrics theory. The literature on urbanization, migration, and housing supply-demand mechanisms is reviewed to establish the role of socioeconomic factors in shaping the rental housing market's spatial differentiation
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    Implementation Of Housing Policies By Planning Authorities: Developers’ Perspectives
    (2025-06)
    Govindasamy , Rethinasamy
    As the state of Penang embarks on Penang2030 (PG2030) strategic initiatives towards increasing liveability for enhanced quality of life and rapid development, there is a noticeable growth in the urban inhabitants which eventually result in the increase of demand towards housing. The shortage of land leads to a consequence that forces up the land use intensity and costs that lead to concerns that are reflected on the welfare of the urban dwellers in Penang. The main aim of this thesis is to examine the Impact of housing policy and planning authorities’ discretionary power influence and impact the cost of doing business for private developers, which led to increase in house price and severely unaffordable.
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    The Effect Of Bim Functionalities On The Environmental Performance Of Syrian Construction Projects
    (2025-07)
    Al Sakka, Razan
    This research aims to provide guidance on BIM functionalities categories and their benefits in improving environmental performance in Syrian construction projects. The research objectives are threefold: first, to determine environmental practices in Syrian construction projects, second, to identify categories of BIM functionalities, and last to analyze their impact on environmental performance.
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    Development Of Emotional-Cultural Design Framework (Ecdf) For Interior Space With Special Emphasis On The New Chinese Decorative Style
    (2025-04)
    Liang, Rui
    A creative interior space takes into consideration the physical surroundings, personal emotions, and cultural context. The combined emotional and cultural effects of interior spaces have not been examined adequately in previous studies. Therefore, this research aims to develop an emotional-cultural design framework (ecdf) for designing interior spaces that can satisfy the emotional needs and retention of cultural characteristics. By integrating the emotional design theory and cultural design model, the study first explored the emotional design levels in current interior spaces using walking interviews with end-users. Secondly, in order to identify the cultural characteristics that embedded in current interior spaces practices in relation to the emotional design levels, this study collected data through semi-structured interviews with interior designers. Thirdly, a focus group discussion was conducted with experts. Thematic analysis was used to analyse collected data from fifteen end-users, five interior designers, and six experts. The findings, derived from fifteen end-users, indicate that three levels of emotional design - visual aesthetic, functional use, and individual life - are evident in the experience of end-users within showrooms featuring the new chinese decorative style (ncds).