How Does the Residential Complex Regulate Residents’ Behaviour? An Empirical Study to Identify Influential Components of Human Territoriality on Social Interaction

Although urbanisation and urban land limitations are prevalent, residential complexes seldom discussed as a means of compartmentalising social interactions contributing to residents’ interactions. Due the spatial orientation interactions, semi-public spaces in these buildings unable host due lack appropriate arrangements/establishment tangible visible objects. The influential components, however, have rarely been identified complexes. To fill this gap, using theory human territoriality, current study explores physical components territorialities four investigates whether significant relationship exists between territorialities’ This collected data from 264 residents with different configuration layouts. Pearson correlation Spearman’s rank used evaluate linear monotonic relationships variables. configurations confirms that influence use spaces. Social interaction can, therefore, be improved through green space, brightness, accessibility, furniture common areas. findings prove clustered arrangements not performed well creating defined territories for people, but multi-core, mixed, define several open semi-open more successful amount residents. is one first identify integration perceptions configuration.