36 Evaluation Identity within Environmental Sustainability Case Study: The Housing of the Pilgrims in Azizia District - Holy Mecca

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Dr.Ayman Mohamed Mostafa Yossef

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There is a global trend to assess the cities within sustainability, also, the identity is one of ‎the most important challenges of the urban field here shows the main question of the research is ‎how to assess identity within sustainability? The research aims to develop a sustainability ‎measurement tool for architectural identity through the inductive approach, and examine how it ‎could be applied to the case study of the housing of the pilgrims in Mecca through the ‎analytical descriptive approach, the research has concluded some important theoretical ‎findings such as the development of the concept of identity and that identity can be measured ‎and analyzed through four criteria (character, passive design, renewable energy, building ‎materials, and sustainable use) and each criterion has measurement objectives and indicators, ‎In the case study in the housing of the pilgrims in Holy Mecca, it was reached that all buildings ‎were failed to take into account renewable energy and about 38% were of an international ‎character with a weakly passive design with poorly sustainable construction materials. 5% ‎International character in median passive design with low sustainability building materials, ‎‎13% International character in median passive design with median sustainability building ‎materials, 16% Local and historic in median passive design with median sustainability building ‎materials, 29% Local and historical character in medium building materials with good passive ‎design with medium sustainability building materials. The research recommended that the use ‎and development of an identity assessment tool check the status quo be used as a basis for ‎development policy development and sustainability.

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Mostafa Yossef أ. م. (2022). 36 Evaluation Identity within Environmental Sustainability Case Study: The Housing of the Pilgrims in Azizia District - Holy Mecca . Journal of King Abdulaziz University: Environmental Design Sciences, 13(1), 65–90. Retrieved from https://journals.kau.edu.sa/index.php/JEDS/article/view/253
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Dr.Ayman Mohamed Mostafa Yossef, Factuality of Fine Art, Department of Architecture

Factuality of Fine Art, Department of Architecture, Minya University, Egypt, and The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Institute for Hajj and Umrah Researches, Umm Al-Qura University, Saudi Arabia.