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The metamorphosis of the urban fabric in Arab-Muslim City: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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  • 2013A Consensus-Based Framework for the Sustainable Urban Planning Development: “As an Approach for Saudi Arabian Cities”27 cited
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  • 2021Following the process: unfolding how form-based code—as a travelling concept—has been adapted within the social, cultural, and architectural context of Riyadh9 cited
  • 2020The transformation of Ar-Riyadh’s landscape from constructivism perspective5 cited

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