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Architectural Research for Future Practice , eBook
Author | Mohammad Jumaa
Year | 2026
Language | English
PDF Size | 150 MB
Total Pages | 150 Pages
Dimension | A4
Edition | First Edition
Architectural Research for Best Practice” is a comprehensive guide that transforms how architects approach design, through strategic research, critical inquiry, and real-world methods. From initial problem framing to final construction detail, this book equips you with the tools to embed knowledge into every phase of practice.
Inside the book you’ll find:
✅ A complete research methodology tailored to architectural design.
✅ Step-by-step guidance across 16 stages—from problem definition to final plans.
✅ Case studies, diagrams, and visual workflows to support every research step.
✅ Practical frameworks for site analysis, programmed development, structural strategy, and more.
✅ Integration of SDG goals, sustainability principles, and user-focused insights.
✅ Diagrams, charts, and examples from both academic and professional practice.
This eBook is designed for:
🔹 Students building their design process on research foundations.
🔹 Architects aiming to elevate their projects with evidence-based strategies.
🔹 Educators and studios seeking a clear structure for teaching research-led design.
Bridge the gap between design and knowledge. Build architecture that thinks before it builds.
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Architectural Research for Best Practice is a comprehensive guide that transforms how architects approach design, through strategic research, critical inquiry, and real-world methods. From initial problem framing to final construction detail, this book equips you with the tools to embed knowledge into every phase of practice.
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yoshi kawa
I highly recommend this book. It provides a comprehensive and insightful exploration of architectural research, highlighting its importance as a bridge between theory and practice. The author presents research not merely as an academic requirement, but as a critical tool for understanding the social, cultural, environmental, and technological contexts that shape architectural design.