Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)
This issue presents interdisciplinary contributions in architecture, sustainable design, environmental psychology, contemporary art, and digital cultural management. The published studies examine inclusive interior design strategies for the Sheikh Safi al-Din Ardabili shrine to enhance accessibility for elderly and physically disabled individuals, and explore bio-inspired architectural paradigms in the design of sustainable commercial–cultural complexes through case-based analysis.
The issue further investigates the impact of façade color and material texture on surface and ambient temperature in newly developed urban districts, and analyzes the influence of deconstructivist and biophilic design approaches on spatial risk perception, place attachment, and investment behavior in urban cultural spaces, grounded in environmental psychology and behavioral economics.
Additional contributions address the conceptual foundations of new media in contemporary art with emphasis on video art, the role of digital art management as a tool for cultural exchange between Iran and France, and the strategic branding of Iranian ethnic music as a scalable global cultural asset.
All contributions have undergone a rigorous peer-review process and aim to bridge creative design, emerging technologies, and sustainable cultural development through both theoretical and applied perspectives.
