End-Users' Sense of Home in Mass-Housing Based on Maslow's Theory

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S. Javad Asad Poor

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"Sense of home" in mass housing depends on the degree of congruity of the environment with end-users' different motivations, which would be achieved by their participation. End-users participation in mass housing is quite challenging and critical because they are inaccessible and absent. This paper aims at investigating the interrelationships between end-users motivational factors and different participatory modes/levels. An overview of theories and concepts on human motivation and different participatory modes/levels results in explaining the degree of readability of different motivations, and the application of various participatory methods in representing these motivations.

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Asad Poor, S.J. 2017. End-Users’ Sense of Home in Mass-Housing Based on Maslow’s Theory. Asian Journal of Environment-Behaviour Studies. 2, 4 (Jul. 2017), 55–64. DOI:https://doi.org/10.21834/aje-bs.v2i4.210.

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