Privacy is being understood as controlling capability by someone or group in implementing their interactions to other people. Privacy could help someone or group to arrange their personal space, whether to be nearer or away. Privacy is always needed by anybody, anytime, and anywhere, to gain a sense of comfort and secure when doing activities, including when they are in home garden as a private open space. Privacy is required interaction level or openness by someone in a given condition or situation. In the study of environment and behavioural architecture, home garden is not merely considered as outer side of a house, but also determined by other factors when arranging its inner space, which are, culture, religion, spatial, and behaviour i...
The most fundamental form of traditional architecture is housing, built by ordinary people to accomm...
Privacy is significantly influenced by the manipulation of neighbourhood surroundings and environmen...
This paper focuses on the problem of lack of visual privacy in current Malaysian terrace housing des...
Social interaction in housing and settlements affects the achievement of individual privacy need. So...
The Iranian concept of home goes far beyond physical aspects, and its essence is interwoven with the...
Privacy is essential for individual or community because it is aimed at providing a feeling of indep...
This paper reports on behavioral norms and territoriality as part of behavioral and environmental m...
Privacy at home is important for normal functioning of daily activity. However, in the context of ho...
AbstractThe privacy value in spatial organisation, floor plan design and wall opening is a prime det...
A home is an embodiment of human privacy, apart from providing shelter, security and several other f...
Privacy is taken from cultural and religious values and belief which are among the rules of the trad...
Houses in the traditional architecture of Iran are all based on special principles. The goal of all ...
This research examined the privacy needs of the Urban Malays in Malaysia and focuses on the medium c...
Man's needs has different component such as physiological, psychological and sociological needs. Pr...
There are change in the housing matter in Yogyakarta related to yhe utilization of open space since ...
The most fundamental form of traditional architecture is housing, built by ordinary people to accomm...
Privacy is significantly influenced by the manipulation of neighbourhood surroundings and environmen...
This paper focuses on the problem of lack of visual privacy in current Malaysian terrace housing des...
Social interaction in housing and settlements affects the achievement of individual privacy need. So...
The Iranian concept of home goes far beyond physical aspects, and its essence is interwoven with the...
Privacy is essential for individual or community because it is aimed at providing a feeling of indep...
This paper reports on behavioral norms and territoriality as part of behavioral and environmental m...
Privacy at home is important for normal functioning of daily activity. However, in the context of ho...
AbstractThe privacy value in spatial organisation, floor plan design and wall opening is a prime det...
A home is an embodiment of human privacy, apart from providing shelter, security and several other f...
Privacy is taken from cultural and religious values and belief which are among the rules of the trad...
Houses in the traditional architecture of Iran are all based on special principles. The goal of all ...
This research examined the privacy needs of the Urban Malays in Malaysia and focuses on the medium c...
Man's needs has different component such as physiological, psychological and sociological needs. Pr...
There are change in the housing matter in Yogyakarta related to yhe utilization of open space since ...
The most fundamental form of traditional architecture is housing, built by ordinary people to accomm...
Privacy is significantly influenced by the manipulation of neighbourhood surroundings and environmen...
This paper focuses on the problem of lack of visual privacy in current Malaysian terrace housing des...