• Analysis of pm 2.5 exposure impact in different atmospheric contexts: a detailed fem simulation analysis in a virtual LOAC device 

  Sami, MG; Dola, MY; Roy, A; Rahman, TU [Conference-Full-text]

  PM 2.5 concentration is a significant factor in fine particulate matter pollution, causing adverse health impacts, particularly respiratory health. Different sources of PM 2.5 pollutants can also damage human lungs. A ...
• Envisioning river-based urbanism in Bangladesh: a landscape-systems-informed approach for urban settlement pattern within a decolonized river terrain 

  Muhaymin, A-AL-; Shahed, A [Conference-Full-text]

  Bangladesh was once a river-based artisan context where the locals co-existed with the ever-shifting land and water. But this transient context was transformed into a static land-based agrarian one, by the land policies ...
• Influence of soundmarks in creating the sense of place in urban landscape design of public spaces 

  Silva, CN [Conference-Full-text]

  Sri Lanka's rapid urbanization has led to the transformation of public spaces, particularly in Colombo, to improve city living and aesthetics. However, the current state of public spaces is characterized by monotonous ...
• Impact of use of sustainable materials on road construction 

  Sayanthan, T; Perera, BAKS; Fernando, SMH [Conference-Full-text]

  The growing emphasis on sustainability has highlighted the importance of eco-friendly and cost-effective approaches, particularly in road construction, where the use of renewable, earth-derived materials is encouraged. ...
• Exoskeleton for health and safety in construction workers: a literature review 

  Wijesinghe, SMNB; Wijerathna, MRDP; Ranadewa, KATO; Parameswaran, A [Conference-Full-text]

  Health and safety in construction are critical concerns, and exoskeletons present a promising solution to mitigate these issues. Designed to improve the ergonomics of wearers, exoskeletons are increasingly used across ...
• Remote work: reshaping physical space in the post-pandemic 

  Thilakarathne, TMSK; Vale, B; Petrovic, EK [Conference-Full-text]

  Work has always been a part of human life, evolving through economic, cultural, societal, and technological changes. In recent years, remote work or work-from-home (WFH) has become more prevalent in the broader landscape ...
• The Impact of Sri Lankan traditional toy design on child development 

  Kulathunga, WDD [Conference-Full-text]

  Toys are one of the most rooted memories in every child's life. From early childhood to teenage ages children used to play with different toys. Sometimes this bond lasts long for the rest of the life. Sri Lanka, enriched ...
• A Comparative analysis of the cognitive differences in wayfinding among local and internally migrant students in urban environments: a trip from BUET campus to Dhaka new market 

  Nandi, D; Kundu, G [Conference-Full-text]

  Urban design is the art of creating spaces that are high-quality, sustainable, and appealing for living, working, and relaxing. Effective urban design ensures legibility, aiding people in navigating their environment. By ...
• A Study of smart enhancements in specialized AI applications comparing initial versions to upgraded models within sustainable urban planning integration 

  Hasan, F; Kaveesha, L; Sankalpa, S; Jayasinghe, A; Sathsarana, S [Conference-Full-text]

  This study examines the development of specialist urban planning chatbots, with a specific focus on the development process from Chatbot 1.0 to Chatbot 2.0. The paper offers a comprehensive examination of the chatbot concept ...
• Effects on preschool furniture for physical comfort of children: aged between 2-5 years in Colombo area 

  Tirimanne, HDDS; Samarasinghe, A [Conference-Full-text]

  The study explores the impact of preschool furniture on the physical comfort of children, highlighting the significant role of the furniture in their physical comfort. The research focuses on ergonomics and sustainability ...
• Evaluation of user behavioral patterns responding to internal social spaces of elderly care resorts 

  Chinthaka, KWCJ; Senaarachchige, W; Mendis, M [Conference-Full-text]

  This study investigates user behavioral patterns in the internal social spaces of elderly care resorts in Sri Lanka, contrasting them with the more common concept of elderly homes. Focusing on the local elderly community ...
• Investigate the potential of bamboo leaves for the development of particle boards for interior applications 

  Silva, KHNDD; Mendis, M [Conference-Full-text]

  This study focuses on the viability of using dried bamboo leaves in addition to other leaf types like date palm and banana to generate sustainability particleboard for interior usage. It analyzes the characteristics of the ...
• The Impact of viewing vistas on psychological well-being a study on the service providers in selected government hospitals in the hill country, Sri Lanka 

  Rathnasinghe, AS; Hettiarachchi, AA [Conference-Full-text]

  This research explores the impact of natural vistas on the psychological well-being of healthcare professionals, in Sri Lankan government hospitals around the hill country region. Given the demanding and stressful nature ...
• Circular e food supply chain for achieving zero food waste goals: insights from Sri Lankan hotel industry 

  Dilshan, KDSI; Mallawaarachchi, BH; Yatawatta, YJM [Conference-Full-text]

  As one of the largest food consuming industries in the world, the hotel industry makes a significant contribution to the global food waste generation. There is a significant impact for the sustainability in terms of food ...
• Enhancing guest experience in guest rooms through sustainable strategies for indoor air quality improvement in Sri Lankas luxury hotels 

  Chandani, GGN; YatawattA, YJM [Conference-Full-text]

  Enhancing the guest experience in Sri Lanka’s luxury hotels requires a focus on sustainable strategies to improve indoor air quality (IAQ) which is essential for guest health and comfort. The tropical climates like in Sri ...
• Nature based therapeutic impact of borrowed landscape on the stress reduction of secondary school teachers 

  Welange, WIMAR; Chandrasekara, DP; Dharmasena, J [Conference-Full-text]

  Stress among public secondary school teachers has become a worldwide issue owing far reaching implications. Since the nature has therapeutic effects, incorporating natural borrowed views in to the working places have the ...
• A Study of integrating real-time emotion and sentiment analysis in urban planning 

  Kaveesha, L; Sankalpa, S; Diwyanjali, G [Conference-Full-text]

  Urban environments are dynamic and multifaceted, with diverse factors influencing the sentiment and emotions of their inhabitants. This paper presents a comprehensive model for real time urban emotion and sentiment analysis, ...
• Social impacts due to landscape disruption caused by the central expressway: with reference to Kadawatha - Mirigama section 

  Wijesinghe, WAMO; Gamage, WO [Conference-Full-text]

  The construction of expressways in Sri Lanka has been a critical force in the country’s development. However, most of the expressway projects will cause large-scale landscape disruptions to the natural landscape fabric. ...
• Destigmatizing mental health treatment centers through architectural interventions; insights from national institute of mental health, Mulleriyawa, Sri Lanka. 

  Ranasinghe, RDA; Hettiarachchi, AA [Conference-Full-text]

  In the modern Sri Lanka context, despite frequent awareness programs and increased access to information, an inherent stigma associated with mental health disorders and treatment methods prevail. The Architectural ...
• Thermal performance and behavioural diversities of workers at mixed-mode office buildings in Mannar: a field investigation 

  Kanistan, AA; Rajapaksha, IGP [Conference-Full-text]

  Sri Lanka faces escalating electricity consumption, with buildings contributing significantly. Indoor overheating, exacerbated by inadequate sustainable design, compromises occupant comfort and amplifies energy demand in ...

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