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Maysa G. Danoon is an academic, researcher, and architect in Erbil, Kurdistan, Iraq. Currently, she is the academic staff at the Department of Architecture, Salahaddin University-Erbil. Maysa's research interests primarily focus on Urban Planning, City Planning, Livable and Sustainable communities and Smart growth of cities.
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Liveability is a place based theory that makes the city a great place to live, it seeks to plan our living communities to promote good health, support the social cohesion and create safe and secure environment for the residents. This research seeks to examine the influence of two factors on liveability; the environmental quality and safety & securi...
sciences but also it is a place where the students start their social interactions that lead to encourage the students for superiority in their academic courses. It is noted that the outdoor spaces inside college of engineering at Salahaddin University-Erbil did not receive sufficient attention in terms of locating and distribution which may advers...
![Figure 1. Golden triad of liveability [22]](profile/Maysa-Danoon/publication/340594800/figure/fig1/AS:879576519553027@1586718792693/Golden-triad-of-liveability-22_Q320.jpg)
![Figure 4. Place diagram adopted from [36]](profile/Maysa-Danoon/publication/340594800/figure/fig3/AS:879576519565315@1586718792743/Place-diagram-adopted-from-36_Q320.jpg)
Liveability refers to the quality of the urban environment in consideration of dwellers' needs and expectations to increase the attractiveness of the urban environment and promote the overall quality of life. In the last couple of decades, the concept of liveability has been debated in urban studies. The Kurdistan-Iraq Region has witnessed the rise...
