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    This document discusses socio-cultural factors in community architecture and human centered design. It outlines phases of human centered design including ideate, clarify, develop, and implement. It then discusses key considerations for socio-cultural community architecture like cultural identity, heritage preservation, social cohesion, and sustainability. Specific examples like Lantern Assisted Living and Maka Forest Villa are provided. The document concludes by outlining ways to experience urban design through senses of meaning, place, structure, unfolding, and transparency.

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    This document discusses socio-cultural factors in community architecture and human centered design. It outlines phases of human centered design including ideate, clarify, develop, and implement. It then discusses key considerations for socio-cultural community architecture like cultural identity, heritage preservation, social cohesion, and sustainability. Specific examples like Lantern Assisted Living and Maka Forest Villa are provided. The document concludes by outlining ways to experience urban design through senses of meaning, place, structure, unfolding, and transparency.

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    This document discusses socio-cultural factors in community architecture and human centered design. It outlines phases of human centered design including ideate, clarify, develop, and implement. It then discusses key considerations for socio-cultural community architecture like cultural identity, heritage preservation, social cohesion, and sustainability. Specific examples like Lantern Assisted Living and Maka Forest Villa are provided. The document concludes by outlining ways to experience urban design through senses of meaning, place, structure, unfolding, and transparency.

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    3 Socio Cultural Basis of Community Architecture

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    COMMUNITY

    ARCHITECTURE
    Jobil Jocson, uap
    Course Facilitator
    Socio-cultural refers to the influence of
    social and cultural factors in the design
    and development of architectural spaces
    within a community.
    Human Centered Design (HCD) is a
    design and management framework that
    develops solutions to problems by
    involving human perspective in all steps
    of the problem-solving process
    PHASES OF HCD

    Ideate Implement

    Clarify Develop
    Lantern
    Assisted Living
    SOCIO CULTURAL SYSTEM
    SOCIETY
    Social groups that differ according to
    subsistence strategies.

    CULTURE
    Learned behavior that are shared by
    the members of the society

    SYSTEM
    Collection of parts which interact with
    each other to function as a whole
    FUNCTION AND USE

    Community is people living in one particular area or people who are


    considered as a unit because of their common interest, social group
    or nationality.
    – Cambridge Dictionary
    COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION

    Participatory design is the model of direct involvement of different


    social groups in the design from functional tools to environments,
    social institutions and business.
    COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
    CULTURAL IDENTITY
    AND EXPRESSION
    CULTURAL IDENTITY
    AND EXPRESSION
    CULTURAL IDENTITY
    AND EXPRESSION
    CLIMATE AND
    ENVIRONMENT
    HERITAGE
    PRESERVATION
    Heritage is defined as
    monuments, group of
    buildings and sites.
    HERITAGE
    PRESERVATION
    Vernacular Landscapes
    are landscapes that
    evolved through the se of
    people whose activities
    shaped the land.
    SOCIAL COHESION

    State of affairs concerning


    how well people form an
    effective and meaningful
    whole.
    LOCAL RESOURCES

    Provides assistance or
    service to members of the
    local area.
    Maka
    Forest Villa
    SUSTAINABILITY

    The ability to meet the


    current needs of society
    without compromising the
    future
    Tacloban City Batanes
    Ways to Experience
    Urban Design
    Sense of Meaning
    Sense of Place

    The relationship with


    places, expressed in
    different dimensions of
    human life.
    Sense of Structure

    Comprises of the overall


    topography and land
    division pattern of an area.
    Sense of Structure

    1. Permeable and functional urban structure


    2. Legibility of urban structures
    3. Support accessibility
    4. Good amenity and safe interfaces
    Sense of Unfolding

    The changing perspective


    and sequential views
    experienced by moving
    through a space
    Access to Fit
    Adaptability

    Capability to adapt urban


    elements to necessary
    changes.
    Sense of
    Transparency
    Seeing architecture as
    vessels of transmitting
    information and people.
    Responsibility

    How land is used


    within the urban area
    END OF
    PRESENTATION

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