The book is the first attempt to study privacy
regulation in multi-cultural environments
syntactically, visually and metrically that shed
more light on privacy regulation.
Moreover, it draws attention to the relationship
between culture and space, and the potential
of space for fostering the culture of distinct
communities. The challenge for architects and urban
designers is to facilitate the best spatial
conditions for it.

The structure of the book can be understood as
consisting of three parts (9 chapters).
Part one (4 chapters): includes literature about
privacy definition,...