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International Journal of Arts Architecture & Design
ISSN 2584-0282 · World University of Design · 46 artikel di indeks
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Senior Housing - A New Emerging Typology in the Indian Context for Silver Years.
The Age-friendly Cities movement, proposed by the World Health Organization in 2007, has influenced cities worldwide and its impact is now reaching Indian cities. The parameters guided by the "Global Age-friendly Cities: A Guide by WHO" (2007) serve as a way forward for making Indian cities…
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From Craftsmanship to Convenience: A Shift from Handmade to Modular Furniture in the Residential Sector
The Indian residential furniture sector is undergoing a transformative shift from traditional handmade furniture to modular systems, driven by rapid urbanization, evolving consumer preferences, and technological advancements in design and production. This study investigates the extent and impact of…
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Designing For Vertical Needs: Creating A Ladder Chair For Ergonomic And Space-Saving Solutions
As creative and academic studio spaces grow increasingly constrained, the demand for multi-functional furniture solutions becomes more critical. This study focused on the design, fabrication, and evaluation of a multifunctional ladder chair that addresses vertical access and space-saving needs in…
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Impact of Big Five Personality Traits on Collaborative Fashion Consumption of Delhi NCR Customers – An Extension of Theory of Planned Behavior.
This study investigates the psychological and behavioral determinants of Collaborative Fashion Consumption (CFC) in India by integrating the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) and the Big Five Personality Model (BFM). Using structural equation modelling (SEM) with path analysis on a sample of 400…
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Beyond Decoration: The Emotional Psychology of Art Placement in Contemporary Interiors
Art placement within interior environments is more than aesthetic embellishment; it exerts measurable effects on emotion, cognition, and spatial experience. This paper examines the dual role of art in contemporary interiors: as an affective stimulus that shapes mood, perception, and wellbeing, and…
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Collective Well-Being and Community Resilience: Towards a Social Design Approach
"This conceptual paper positions Social Design as a comprehensive framework to overcome the limitations of technocentric urban models, particularly the erosion of social cohesion within dwellings and settlements. It integrates theories of well-being, resilience, commons, participation, relational…
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Vav ni Dharohar: An Interactive Mobile App with AR Experience of UNESCO World Heritage Site "Rani-ki-Vav"
Digital technology and artificial intelligence are powerful tools for documenting and modeling historic architecture. Yet there remains a substantial need to present information about symbolism, construction, and purpose in accessible, standardized, and engaging forms, especially on-site. This…
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Bridging the Threads: Challenges and Strategies for Handloom Retailers in Odisha’s Online and Offline Markets
The handloom industry in India has witnessed steady growth over the past two decades, with Odisha emerging as a significant hub for local artisans and manufacturers. In today’s era of conscious consumerism, handloom products are in demand both nationally and internationally; however, retailers…
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Development of Factors for Measuring Brand Identity of Handicraft Brand for its Visual Identification
Handicraft and Bihar, has a brilliant and unique connection, which adorns its aura. With the concept of brand in recent times, the handicraft sector too, needs to match with the need of the time, which is crucial for its longevity and sustenance. Thus, this paper is an attempt for Branding of…
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Ted Nelson’s “10-Minute Rule” and Its Relevance to Contemporary Usability Design: A Positional Paper
This paper is an opinion with discussion and suggestive points that re-visit and speculate the 10-Minute Rule by Ted Nelson, which was published in Dream Machines (1974) (Nelson 1974), and its relevance to the present day usability and interface design. This opinion paper claims that the principle…
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The Designer's Dilemma: Evaluating Hekkert's ViP and Brown's Design Thinking Through the Lens of Generative AI
Examining Paul Hekkert’s Vision in Product Design (ViP) and Tim Brown’s Design Thinking, this paper interrogates their relevance in an era increasingly shaped by generative artificial intelligence. Both methodologies emerged from pre-AI paradigms ViP from Delft University’s industrial design…
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Social Design as a Critical Lens: A Comparative Approach to Interpreting Community Practices
This paper examines Social Design not as an applicative method or pragmatic toolkit, but as a critical analysis tool for interpreting existing practices in community development and social innovation. Rather than extending the theory of Social Design, the paper investigates insights gained by using…
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Branding and Advertainment: Examining the Role of Entertainment Media in Marketing Communication
The purpose of this paper is to present a theoretical basis for advertainment, including its multiple perspectives and its efficacy as a tool for marketing communication. Furthermore, it evaluates how effective advertainment is in stimulating brand recall and recognition. A study using…
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The Embodied Experience of Vernacular Architecture: A Case Study on the Material and Art Aspects of Kathkuni Style in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh
The recent trend in architectural literature has made a shift from understanding architectures as mere representations or signifying systems, towards a more experiential dimension and beyond the visual bias. They are not seen as a static backdrop but as part of a continuous dialogue with the body…
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Architectural Historiography of the Airavatesvara Temple: Revisiting Chola Heritage through Epigraphic and Cultural Narratives
The Airavatesvara Temple at Darasuram is widely regarded as one of the most refined creations of Later Chola architecture and sacred artistic imagination. Constructed during the reign of Rajaraja II in the twelfth century CE, the monument reflects the maturity of Chola artistic traditions and…
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Reimagining Hospice as Home: A Study in Kerala Context
Hospice care provides a critical environment for patients facing terminal illnesses. This study aims to explore how residential architectural elements can foster the home-like environment of hospice focusing on the cultural, climatic, and caregiving context of Kerala. While Kerala has established a…
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Geometric Harmony: A Symmetry Analysis of Motifs in Rabha Traditional Textiles
This research offers a design-focused analysis of symmetry in the traditional textile motifs of the Rabha community in Assam, India. It investigates the function of symmetry—as both an aesthetic and structural principle within Rabha weaving traditions, emphasizing motifs, visual forms, and spatial…
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The Representation of the Moroccan Culture in the Works of Ayoub Normal
Ayoub Abid, also known as ‘Normal,’ is a highly esteemed graphic designer, illustrator, and muralist hailing from Agadir, Morocco. His artistic prowess is evident through his distinct style characterized by complimentary colours, intricate compositions, and captivating forms, garnering him a…
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Introducing the Effort-Benefit Framework: A Mimamsa-Inspired Approach to Defining Effective Learning Outcomes
Bloom’s taxonomy has been one of the most prevailing frameworks for writing the Learning outcomes (LO) of any educational program. However, this taxonomy was originally created to define Cognitive Learning outcomes and that is problematic for creative programs like design. The limitations of the…
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Icon Design For Artifact Collection Classification At The Sri Baduga Museum, Bandung
The Sri Baduga Museum, established as the Technical Implementation Unit of the Tourism and Culture Office of West Java Province, was named in 1990 to honor Sri Baduga Maharaja, the Sunda King who ruled the Tatar Sunda region from 1482 to 1521. The Museum has ten classifications of historical…