EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF RELATION OF RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION WITH HOUSE, NEIGHBOR UNIT AND NEIGHBORHOOD VARIABLES (CASE STUDY: FARABI PHYSICIANS’ RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX)

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GHIYAEI MOHAMMAD HADI; AZIMI SHARAREH; SHAHABIAN POOYANIAN

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Journal: HOVIATESHAHR Year:2013 | Volume:7 | Issue:15 Page(s): 47-58

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EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF RELATION OF RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION WITH HOUSE, NEIGHBOR UNIT AND NEIGHBORHOOD VARIABLES (CASE STUDY: FARABI PHYSICIANS’ RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX)

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GHIYAEI MOHAMMAD HADI | AZIMI SHARAREH | SHAHABIAN POOYANIAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTIONQ2

INDEXESQ2

EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF SATISFACTIONQ2

AMERIGO MODELQ2

RESIDENTIAL UNITQ2

NEIGHBOR UNIT AND NEIGHBORHOODQ2

Abstract

The researchers of residential environments pay attention to three key factors of choice, satisfaction, and behavior. Among these factors, RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION is considered an important criterion affecting the life of people and in assessing the quality of the residence. According to the results of different researches, the RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION theory has been formed around the difference between real life of families and what they wish as conditions and situation of RESIDENTIAL UNITs and their surrounding areas. In other words, the base and main essence of this theory is paying attention simultaneously to wishes, needs, and desires of the residents. Present study tries to review existing different theories and definitions and enumerate the important factors affecting the RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION which generally speaking consists of housing, neighbor units and neighborhood along with a list of less important variables and INDEXES. Then, Maria Amerigo and House Choosing Conceptual Model for determining the RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION questionnaire studied and after dealing with the objective and subjective features of residing area, the needed general topics for designing RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION questionnaire are explained. The world experience of Malaysia is analyzed and then, based on resulted variables, the degree of RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION of residents of Farabi Physicians. Residential Complex is given in frame of three categories, namely, housing, common parts, and residential neighborhood. Finally, conclusions are presented and based on the conclusion, a combined definition of RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION is presented. The conceptual model is based on analytical, descriptive, and experimental methodology. Its content structure too consists of reviewing different presented definitions, theories and models and analyzing some cases related to RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION, distributing questionnaires between 120 families residing in Farabi Physicians. Residential Complex, analyzing the gathered information by using SPSS software, and using the gathered information for determining the factors and variables which are effective in explanation of a suitable definition of this concept.The type of research is fundamental of theoretical-experimental category. Furthermore, it must be noted that in section dealing with world experiment, the RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION resulted from low-priced residences of Malaysia has been analyzed for finding out other general and trivial variables which impact the degree of RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION, in selecting the studied case, intentionally a complex has been chosen that its residents ate enjoying social welfare.The conclusion will show the critical factors which affect the degree of RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION in the view of Farabi Physicians. Residential Complex (objective and subjective perception of the residents) and will point at instances which may be neglected in questionnaires and library studies. According to the results, the important factors which affect the degree of RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION include individual and behavioural features of residing individuals, simultaneous attention to subjective and objective features of surrounding environment, social, cultural, and economic factors, physical features of houses and society, particulars of RESIDENTIAL UNIT, neighbor unit, and surrounding area, and most importantly, the wishes and needs. Considering the commonality of some variables which affect the RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION degree, many of these factors follow the socio-cultural features of the studied country and society.

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GHIYAEI, MOHAMMAD HADI, AZIMI, SHARAREH, & SHAHABIAN, POOYANIAN. (2013). EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF RELATION OF RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION WITH HOUSE, NEIGHBOR UNIT AND NEIGHBORHOOD VARIABLES (CASE STUDY: FARABI PHYSICIANS’ RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX). HOVIATESHAHR, 7(15), 47-58. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/154754/en

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GHIYAEI MOHAMMAD HADI, AZIMI SHARAREH, SHAHABIAN POOYANIAN. EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF RELATION OF RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION WITH HOUSE, NEIGHBOR UNIT AND NEIGHBORHOOD VARIABLES (CASE STUDY: FARABI PHYSICIANS’ RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX). HOVIATESHAHR[Internet]. 2013;7(15):47-58. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/154754/en

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MOHAMMAD HADI GHIYAEI, SHARAREH AZIMI, and POOYANIAN SHAHABIAN, “EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF RELATION OF RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION WITH HOUSE, NEIGHBOR UNIT AND NEIGHBORHOOD VARIABLES (CASE STUDY: FARABI PHYSICIANS’ RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX),” HOVIATESHAHR, vol. 7, no. 15, pp. 47–58, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/154754/en

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