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work_xn2sjve2m5fplb2dsozq4qr72m	Nor Aniswati Awang Lah	Metaphysical Approach for Design Functionality in Malay-Islamic Architecture	2015.0	12	.pdf	application/pdf	6704	639	63	Metaphysical Approach for Design Functionality in Malay-Islamic Architecture The Chinese Feng-Shui regarded the energy forces as 'Qi' (Huang, 2012), and Indian VāstuVidya considered it as 'Purusha' (Pegrum, 2000) Meanwhile, Malay Tajul Muluk called it 'Semangat' (Fee, 1998; David Koh, an acclaimed environology master, has stated; 'When people built the house, the energy inside the The Malay culture and Islamic religion believed that there were only four elements, 'spirits,' that shape nature: It seems to be the same for a building to be designed by human in Islamic practice that is already applied The references to the Malay traditional house is the human's cosmic structure In traditional Malay-Islamic architecture, the sight of human should The Internal Human Body Systems with the basic Malay-Islamic Architecture. The Malay-Islamic people were practiced human oriented design principles towards their traditional architecture Analysis of the design functionality performance characteristics of traditional Malay-Islamic architecture has 	./cache/work_xn2sjve2m5fplb2dsozq4qr72m.pdf	./txt/work_xn2sjve2m5fplb2dsozq4qr72m.txt