Application of intelligence in solving architectural problems in the field of housing

Abstract

Housing is not a static artifact and contributes to the physical and psychological state of the residents. The impact of the housing effect depends on the residents' quality of life and satisfaction. A review of housing journals indicates that optimal housing is not accessible for most low-income households due to the lack of financial support for tenants due to the landlords' absolute power, dwellers with physical or mental disabilities, and elderlies. Therefore, preferably, they look for a home that is as satisfying as possible. If unavoidable, a housing relocation might bring the housing situation more in line with their preferences. This paper proposes ways to obtain adaptive housing responsive to users' preferences using intelligent technologies to optimize the residents' quality of life. The work shows that implementing sensors for managing a healthy environment, smart carpet as an interface between the environment and the ventilation system, facial emotion recognition, intelligent weather detection, smart curtains, mobile apps, and adjusting interior lighting and color-changing may be valuable to offer a comfortable, user-friendly home environment and facilitates the house choosing for the user by considering their personalities and behavior patterns.