Towards identifying mosque architectural characteristics aligned with expert preferences: application on selected mosques in Assuit City, Egypt
Mohamed Elhefnawy,
Adham Mohammed
Abstract:Mosques, being public spaces, should be designed with the needs and preferences of the wider community in mind in order to facilitate spiritual practice and convenience. Through face-to-face interviews, mosque users have expressed a desire for a range of specific characteristics in their places of worship, further highlighting the importance of incorporating user input into the design process. The study aims to examine the design features of various mosques and assess their compliance with user preferences, wi… Show more
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