'Appropriate home' : can we design 'appropriate' residential environment?, HBRC & IAPS-CSBE network joint symposium under the umbrella of the 19th IAPS international conference on environmental health & sustainable development, September 11-16, 2006, Alexandria, Egypt /

Includes bibliographical references.

Acknowledgement -- From the Chairman of HBRC -- Preface -- Domesticity to Oppression: Values & Appropriate Housing Design -- Integrating Older Adults into Newly Developed Housing Projects -- A Socio-Cultural Case Study of Private Residences in Cairo's New Cities -- Sustainability and Residential Satisfaction within Exclusive Residential Complexes in the City of Rome -- Sustainable Planning at the Urban Edge: The serene community -- The Concept of Experiential Landscape: reading experiential characteristics in residential settings -- Impact of Small Households on Housing Design -- The Sustainable City in Theory and Practice -- "My House, my street" Seven Fields of Spatial and Social Encounter -- Fluid Studio Challenge for the Quality of Residential Life of North Cyprus -- A Multi Dimensional Methodological Framework Towards understanding the 'Appropriate' Home environment -- Neighbourhood Design and Community Building: A model of social interaction -- The Case of the Contemporary Egyptian Context -- Determinants of Activity Patterns in Egyptian Homes: A space syntax analysis of use -- List of Contributors.