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Professor Amir’s smart-house research informs hybrid residential-design learning
Newcastle Urban Design learning blog
- Role
- Residential-design learning
- Host
- Newcastle Urban Design learning blog
- Publication
- Residential Change for the Future: Hybrid Residential Design
- Contribution
- Residential-design learning
- Evidence
- Smart-technology section · original publication date unstated
Research reaching practice
A Newcastle Urban Design learning article uses Professor Amir’s smart-house research to explain the role of technology in flexible, energy-efficient residential environments.
How the research was used
The smart-technology section refers to Professor Amir’s 2013 review when explaining convenience, energy efficiency and residential quality. It applies that discussion to hybrid homes combining flexible space, nature and connected systems.
The documented contribution
This is an educational design discussion on a learning blog; it does not establish a university appointment or institutional endorsement. The page’s publication date is not stated.
Research and coauthor credit
The essence of future smart houses: From embedding ICT to adapting to sustainability principles — AmirHosein GhaffarianHoseini; Nur Dalilah Dahlan; Umberto Berardi; Ali GhaffarianHoseini; Nastaran Makaremi. DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2013.02.032
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