
A Relative Study of Contemporary Residential Landscape Architecture: From the Local to the Global Aspect
Author(s) -
Shifa Rasul Khawaja,
Saad Mujahid,
Ahmed Malik,
Memoona Rashid
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
journal of art, architecture and built environment
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2617-2704
pISSN - 2617-2690
DOI - 10.32350/jaabe.42.05
Subject(s) - architecture , space (punctuation) , architectural engineering , perspective (graphical) , consumption (sociology) , landscape architecture , everyday life , orientation (vector space) , regional science , sociology , geography , computer science , political science , civil engineering , social science , engineering , archaeology , geometry , mathematics , artificial intelligence , law , operating system
The location of residential quarters has a deep connection with the pattern of everyday life. It is not always significant for social activities; however, it is the main component in city planning. Along with the improvement of the society and economy, the landscape of residences is likewise changing. This paper aims to discuss the planning strategies of residential landscape from a socio-technical perceptive. A diverse approach was implemented for collecting data due to the uncertain situation around the world because of COVID19 including personal archival data, LDA authority, building regulations, research articles and interviews. The variables adapted for the current research are: drift from outdoor spaces to indoor spaces, orientation of design and spatial layout and practices diffusion. The study suggests that the dynamics of space and practices can normalize the unsustainable arrangements rooted in social organizations. The increased consumption of electrical appliances and specification of spaces has changed the culture into an unsuitable indoor layout planning and has neglected the use of outdoor areas in contemporary societies. This study can help to bring the implementation of house planning into a broader perspective globally as there is a comparison drawn between the local and international landscaped signing by a renowned landscape architect "Geoffrey Bawa".
Keywords: architecture, contemporary and landscape, open spaces, orientation, residential planning