TY  - BOOK
AU  - Sarna, Prachi (PA103016)
AU  - Kashikar, Vishwanath (Guide)
TI  - Changing neighbourhoods and changing human social behaviour : co-relating privacy affordances and inter-personal relations in a residential environment through a comparative integrated framework (Also available on CD)
U1  - M.Arch TH-0134 
PY  - 2018///
N1  - CONTENTS
Abstract      9 
Acknowledgements         11 
Table of Contents            13 
List of Figures          17 
List of Tables         18 
List of Equations       18 
1 Introduction            19 
1.1 Urbanisation & Human Living Systems         19 
1.2 Need for the Study      21 
1.3 The Proposal       22 
1.3.1 Research Question          22 
1.3.2 Aim             22 
1.3.3 Objectives .       22 
1.4 Research Methodology          23 
1.4.1 About the Site and Samples             24 
1.4.2 The Theoretical Framework             24 
1.4.3 The Practical Framework            24 
1.4.4 The Analytical Framework            25 
1.5 Scope & Limitation      25 
2 Environment Behaviour Studies           27 
2.1 Origin of Environemnt Behaviour Studies      27 
2.2 Design Approaches in Environemnt Behaviour Studies     29 
2.3 Environemnt & Behaviour Relation - Existing Theories & Critical Analyses     30 
2.3.1 B.F. Skinner’s Operant Psychology (1958)     31 
2.3.2 Roger Barker’s theory of Behaviour Setting (1968)      31 
2.3.3 Ecological Psychology          32 
2.3.4 Jon T. Lang’s Theory of Architectural Determinism      32 
2.4 Literature Synthesis        33 
3 Built Environment & Human Social Behaviour   37 
3.1 The Built Environment          37 
3.2 Human Social Behaviour           38 
3.3 The Environmental Behaviour Loop           39 
4 The Residential Setting & its Satisfaction    43 
4.1 The Residential Setting .         43 
4.2 Changing Systems of Residential Living    44 
4.3 Residential Satisfaction .         44 
4.3.1 Residential Satisfaction & the Social System . 45 
4.3.2 Residential Satisfaction & Satisfaction for the City     46 
5 The Social System in a Residential Setting    47 
5.1 Social Relations – The Interpersonal Relations   47 
5.2 Privacy as a Social Need           49 
5.2.1 Extent of Privacy .        49 
5.2.2 Aiming for Desired Privacy            50 
5.3 Territoriality as a Social Behaviour          51 
5.4 Territories as Affordances of the built environment       52 
5.5 The Co-relations in the Social System . 53 
6 Research Design – The Derived Frameworks  57 
6.1 The Activity System of the Neighbourhood       57 
6.2 Theoretical Framework .         58 
6.3 Practical Framework        58 
6.3.1 Mapping Extent of Territories          59 
6.3.2 Mapping Extent of Territoriality       60 
6.3.3 Mapping Interactive index of the neighbourhood        62 
6.4 Analytical Framework .        63 
7 Demonstration through Sample Study       65 
8 Findings .         77 
9 Recommendations             79 
10 Conclusions            81 
10.1 Privacy          81 
10.2 Interaction .        81 
10.3 Density         82 
11 Discussions       83 
References      85 
Appendices            87 
A1. Affordance Calculations for N1        87 
A2. Documentation and Mapping for N2      88 
A3. Documentation and Mapping for N3      91 
A4. Documentation and Mapping for N4       95 
A5. Questions for Interviews           99

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