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Studies in Fuzziness and Soft Computing underlying the city’s morphological components. In the first section, the city’s built form within its macro and microgeographical settings is examined to reveal the nature of the interaction between man-made and natural environments and to identify the features of the city that responded to the na

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Evaluation of Functional Relationships,as been changed less than others and is consequently more appropriate to understand the unfolding of the socio-spatial principles underlying the constituent elements of the traditional built form. This includes the features of the terrain, the socio-spatial factors that gave birth to the neighbourho

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Thomas Alazard,Mihaela Ifrim,Daniel Tataruindings with some recommendations for future studies. It also draws attention to some suggestions concerning the findings and their application in future prospects of the city and similar situations. Within the wider context, a comparative approach within Kurdish cities can highlight similarities an

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Evaluation of Functional Relationships,lue of traditional settlements, the existing gape in the knowledge of Middle Eastern cities regarding the concept of Kurdish cities, why the city of Sanandaj/Senna, and the structure of the book. It draws attention to the value of the traditional settlements by referring the most important theoretical bases in this regard.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3634-9Traditional built environment; Kurdish city; Urban Public Spaces; Socio-spatial; Kurdish women; Sanandaj;

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