Analysis of Design Quality in Low Cost Housing: Abu Dhabi Buildings
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This case study analyzes design quality in low-cost housing, specifically focusing on residential buildings in Musaffah commercial city, Abu Dhabi. The study examines the roles of government specialists, customers, architects, and building construction authorities in the design process. It highlights issues such as the lack of end-user involvement, the importance of using locally made materials, and the need for sustainable design practices. The research explores methodologies for collecting information, including surveys, interviews, and simulations. It also discusses the evolution of building innovations, the significance of sustainability, and the implementation of government policies to ensure adequate and affordable housing. The study compares traditional and sustainable urban planning principles, identifying obstacles to achieving fully sustainable urban structures in social housing neighborhoods. The findings emphasize the importance of considering resident needs and expectations, promoting economic and social benefits, and achieving a balance between design quality and cost-effectiveness.
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