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Khalid Ali Hassan Bazughayfan

Assistant Professor
College of Architecture and Planning
Architecture Department

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        Published research

        • Integrated Smart Urban Systems and Resource Efficiency: A Structural Equation Modelling Study in Saudi Arabia (2026-08-27)
        • Modelling the socio-cultural drivers of smart environmental control systems and their impact on thermal comfort in Saudi Arabian buildings (2026-05-04)
        • Integrated Smart Urban Systems and Resource Efficiency: A Structural Equation Modelling Study in Saudi Arabia (2026-09-01)
        • Modelling the socio-cultural drivers of smart environmental control systems and their impact on thermal comfort in Saudi Arabian buildings (2026-01-01)

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