Aesthetic Level Research Articles

Urban Color Perception and Sentiment Analysis Based on Deep Learning and Street View Big Data

The acceleration of urbanization has resulted in a heightened awareness of the impacts of urban environments on residents’ emotional states. This present study focuses on the Lixia District of Jinan City. By using urban street view big data and deep learning methods, we undertook a detailed analysis of the impacts of urban color features on residents’ emotional perceptions. In particular, a substantial corpus of street scene image data was extracted and processed. This was performed using a deep convolutional neural network (DCNN) and semantic segmentation technology (PSPNet), which enabled the simulation and prediction of the subjective perception of the urban environment by humans. Furthermore, the color complexity and coordination in the street scene were quantified and combined with residents’ emotional feedback to carry out a multi-dimensional analysis. The findings revealed that color complexity and coordination were significant elements influencing residents’ emotional perceptions. A high color complexity is visually appealing, but can lead to fatigue, discomfort, and boredom; a moderate complexity stimulates vitality and pleasure; high levels of regional harmony and aesthetics can increase perceptions of beauty and security; and low levels of coordination can increase feelings of depression. The environmental characteristics of different areas and differences in the daily activities of residents resulted in regional differences regarding the impacts of color features on emotional perception. This study corroborates the assertion that environmental color coordination has the capacity to enhance residents’ emotions, thereby providing an important reference point for urban planning. Planning should be based on the functional characteristics of the region, and color complexity and coordination should be reasonably regulated to optimize the emotional experiences of residents. Differentiated color management enhances urban aesthetics, livability, and residents’ happiness and promotes sustainable development. In the future, the influences of color and environmental factors on emotions can be explored in depth, with a view to assist in the formulation of fine urban design.

A usability analysis of e-commerce systems: Prestashop, Magento and Joomla

This article focuses on the analysis of available open-source e-commerce systems in terms of their usability in the context of factors such as website consistency, interactivity, interface memorability and the level of aesthetics. The study compares the Prestashop, Magento, and Joomla with the HikaShop module. An experiment was prepared, consisting of three elements: a test scenario, during which the task completion time was measured, an eye-tracking study, providing objective results showing how users look at a given system and a survey aiming to obtain opinions on the analyzed systems. Each e-commerce platform was tested by a different research group of 10 people who had not used these systems before. The results of the study indicate that the Prestashop system offers the most efficient interfaces, presenting content and providing functions that are more easily assimilated and better understood by users compared to the other two tested systems.

Trenzando desde Esmeraldas a Cuenca

The objective of this work is to "braid" the relationship of Ecuadorians with their hair, taking into account intersectionality, that is, triple discrimination by gender, "race" and class. A conception in which the cultural industries play a decisive role, which reproduce the hegemonic discourse, the one promoted by power, in this case at the aesthetic level. We have used ethnography, specifically life history as a research technique. Starting from anthropology, we will analyze the conception of hair that is held from the margins, both on the coast and in the highlands of Ecuador, so interculturality has been key in this research. Hence, through braiding we have connected Esmeraldas, a coastal city, with Cuenca, in the case of the Sierra. The first is because there is a majority black population whose aesthetics in general, and hair in particular, do not correspond to the established canon of beauty, with braiding having great prominence. The same thing happens in Cuenca, where part of the population is of Cañari origin, and men belonging to this ethnic group wear their hair long, tied back in a braid, which does not conform to the conventional aesthetics of the male gender existing in the heteropatriarchal system. Through this study we will establish an intercultural dialogue between both groups, which have historically been discriminated against, so we will also address the role that State policies have played in this regard.

МЕТОДИКА КОМПЛЕКСНОЙ ОЦЕНКИ ИСКУССТВЕННЫХ КОРОНОК В ПОЛОСТИ РТА

According to statistics collected by domestic and foreign authors, the number of patients in need of orthopedic treatment is increasing every year. [7,8] Modern dental prosthetics includes not only an integrated approach to rehabilitation and restoration of lost functions, but also a high level of aesthetics of the prostheses themselves, which has a significant impact on the comfort and quality of life of dental patients [7,8,15]. The patient's subjective satisfaction with the result of treatment is one of the main tasks of an orthopedic dentist, no less important than rational prosthetics itself. Thus, in order to achieve success, it is necessary to carefully analyze the initial clinical situation, draw up a comprehensive treatment plan, perform dental prosthetics and evaluate the results obtained. The purpose of the work: to propose a fast and effective method for the comprehensive assessment of an artificial tooth crown, which would have practical application by dentists, would not require significant efforts to interpret the results, and also took into account the general subjective assessment of the patient's quality of life. We have created a web page on the Internet where the proposed two-stage questionnaire is posted. The following technologies and libraries were used to implement the project: HTML5: The main markup language for creating the structure of a web page, including a table with evaluation parameters. CSS: A style language used for the visual design of a table and other elements of a web page to provide a user-friendly and intuitive interface for users. JavaScript: A scripting programming language used to implement the logic of calculating the W coefficient and dynamically displaying the results on the page. The first part is an assessment of artificial crowns according to the method of patent No. 2619386 From the Russian Federation, IPC A61B 10/00 [3], supplemented by an assessment of galvanosis phenomena. The second part is presented by the standardized questionnaire OHIP-14RU [1]. The proposed technique allows for a quick, effective, comprehensive and unified assessment of artificial crowns and their impact on the comfort of the patient's quality of life. Conclusions. This work is aimed at improving the results of comprehensive orthopedic treatment and rehabilitation of patients. The technique allows for a comprehensive assessment, is fast and effective, and is suitable for direct use at a clinical appointment and in research activities in the field of medicine.

Unpacking Mobile Website Aesthetics and Its Effect: A Case of M-commerce Website Offering Search and Experience Goods

ABSTRACT A major challenge for mobile commerce operators is how to attract customers to access their websites displayed on a mobile device screen only twice the size of a palm, so making design of such websites is especially important in order to catch customers’ eyes. Based on S-O-R model, the study developed a research model to explain how aesthetics of m-commerce websites affects customers’ continuing access to the websites. The model was evaluated through a stratified survey of 285 participants on m-commerce websites with varying levels of mobile website aesthetics. Structural equation modeling (SEM) was utilized to analyze the data. The results uphold the applicability of visual aesthetics (VisAWI) scale in m-commerce, which has significant positive effect on websites’ perceived usability. The study also finds that mobile websites selling experience goods have higher demand for website aesthetics than those for search goods. The study offers a well-structured practical instrument based on visual aesthetics (VisAWI) scale, helping mobile website designers understand the effect of specific aesthetic elements on user behavioral intention.

Understanding the Changes in Brain Activation When Viewing Products with Differences in Attractiveness.

Product design and attractiveness are pivotal factors that determine people's positive reactions when viewing a product and may eventually affect their purchasing choices. Comprehending how people assess product design is crucial. Various studies have explored the link between product attractiveness and consumer behavior, but these were predominantly behavioral studies that offered limited insight into the neural processes underlying perceptions of product attractiveness. Gaining a deeper understanding of these neural mechanisms is valuable, as it enables the formulation of more objective design guidelines based on brain activity, enhancing product appeal and, ultimately, spurring consumer purchases. In our study, we sought to (1) elucidate the neural network engaged when individuals evaluate highly attractive product images, (2) delineate the neural network activated during the evaluation of less attractive product images, and (3) contrast the differences in neural networks between evaluations of highly and less attractive images. We utilized fMRI to investigate the neural activation patterns elicited by viewing product images of varying attractiveness levels. The results indicated distinct neural activations in response to the two types of attractive images. Highly attractive product images elicited activity in the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) and the occipital pole, whereas less attractive product images stimulated the insula and the inferior frontal gyrus (IFG). The findings of this project provide some of the first insights of its kind and valuable insights for future product design, suggesting that incorporating more positive and rewarding elements could enhance product appeal. This research elucidates the neural correlates of people's responses to product attractiveness, revealing that highly attractive designs activate reward-related brain regions, while less attractive designs engage areas associated with emotional processing. These findings offer a neuroscientific basis for further studies on developing design strategies that align with consumers' innate preferences, potentially transforming product design and marketing practices. By leveraging this knowledge, designers can craft products that not only meet functional needs but also resonate more deeply on an esthetic level, thereby enhancing consumer engagement and purchase likelihood.

Using the MAPS-Global Audit Tool to Assess the Influence of Microscale Built-Environment Attributes Related to Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior in Spanish Youth

Environmental factors have been identified as having a direct relationship with physical activity (PA) and sedentary behavior. The main aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between microscale built-environment attributes and the levels of PA and sedentary behavior in young people. This study included 465 adolescents (55% girls) between 14 and 18 years from Valencia, Spain. Accelerometers and self-reported questionnaires were used to measure PA, including active commuting, and sedentary behavior, and the MAPS (Microscale Audit of Pedestrian Streetscapes)-Global tool was used for microscale variables. Mixed-effects regression models were used for data analysis. Higher levels of moderate-to-vigorous activity were identified when more positive elements were found in the street characteristics. Greater active commuting in the neighborhood had a positive relationship not only with more positive elements of land use and destinations but also with the overall score of the MAPS-Global tool. The sedentary levels were higher when higher levels of negative aesthetics and social characteristics were identified, and the participants were less sedentary when more bike facilities were observed. The main results of this study provide us with evidence of the relationship between the microscale variables of the built environment and both PA and sedentary behavior.

The influence of the textile substrate color on the contrast of thermochromic prints

Thermochromic inks have attracted much attention due to their application in various fields, including the textile industry. The application of these colors in sports clothing enables the monitoring of the athlete’s physiological state through the possibility of changing the color of the material under the influence of skin temperature. Due to the printing of thermochromic inks on textile materials used for visual control, there is a need to analyze the contrast of the printed elements. Contrast plays a significant role in visually highlighting shapes and details and also facilitates the recognition of printed parts and information on textile materials. Contrast analysis of thermochromic inks on different colors of textile materials plays a role in determining the optimal combination of base colors and thermochromic inks that will result in the most noticeable color change. This analysis allows designers and manufacturers to make good decisions about choosing the colors of textile materials when printing with thermochromic inks because, in this way, a high level of aesthetics and functionality is achieved. This work aims to compare and analyze the contrast of thermochromic inks on different colors of the substrate of different types of materials, as well as to determine whether the color of the fabric on which the thermochromic ink is printed affects the color contrast when it is changed, i.e., its discoloration and return to its original state. Magenta reversible thermochromic water-based leuco dye was used to print the samples. The work used textile materials for printing with different structures and different colors. The colors were chosen to be bright and to provide a good contrast with the magenta color so that their combination attracts the viewer’s attention and can create a strong visual effect. Colorimetric and contrast analyses determined that the color of the substrate is dependent on the contrast value. In the case of polyester textile material, the white color of the substrate showed the highest contrast values. On the other hand, in the case of printed samples on a material made of a mixture of polyester and elastane, it can be concluded that the gray color of the substrate gives the highest contrast values. In conclusion, the research highlights the importance of choosing colors and materials to achieve optimal results in the design and production of textile materials with thermochromic inks.

Neuroaesthetic Indicators from the Perspective of Two-Stage Process Theory: N2 and LPP can Predict Aesthetic Judgment of Human–Computer Interfaces

This study presented 101 participants with either interfaces or scrambled interfaces to purify the effects of aesthetic judgment. Both N2 and LPP showed a significant interaction between aesthetic level (aesthetic, medium, and unaesthetic) and image type (interface and scramble). More specifically, N2 was more enhanced for aesthetic interfaces than for medium and unaesthetic interfaces, while N2 for the three types of scrambles showed no difference. Similarly, LPP for aesthetic and medium interfaces was more positive than for unaesthetic interfaces, but LPP for the three kinds of scrambled images showed no significant differences. The results of four classification models consistently showed that N2 and LPP could more accurately classify four different interface types than N1 and P2. These patterns indicated that both N2 and LPP are ERP correlates for aesthetic appreciation, indicating that aesthetic and unaesthetic interfaces might evoke differences in both the early attentional and later evaluation stages.

The Approach of Waste paper Furniture from the Perspective of Mosaic Art

This paper aims to study the design method of paper home decoration from the perspective of mosaic art. The author divided the research into two parts, namely the design of the external surface of the paper furniture decoration and the internal structure of the product. Firstly, the design and development process of the project investigated the application of mosaic forms based on corrugated fiberboard and pulp. Through the classification, cutting, and splicing of corrugated paper, as well as the artificial coloring and molding of paper pulp, for the purpose of finding the visual symbols that convey mosaic art. Then, during the experiment, the structural proportions of the corrugated paper were adjusted through cutting and stacking, aiming to find ways to improve the load-bearing capacity of the corrugated paper, thereby achieving product functionality. Finally, further development was carried out by creating scale models to re-examine the proportions, structure, and stability of the design. The conclusion of the design development is consistent with the stated objectives. Paper material is functionally feasible as a home material, and combined with mosaic art, it can enhance the performance of home products at the aesthetic level and visual form. Three important discoveries were made during the project. 1) The process of applying paper pulp and corrugated fiberboard in the design of home decoration furniture. 2) The approach of using paper pulp as raw material to present mosaic art. 3) The method to improve the hardness and load-bearing capacity of paper furniture.

METAPHORIC FORMATION IN THE COLLECTIONS OF AHMED JARALLAH YASSIN

This study, entitled (Metaphorical Formation in the Collections of Ahmed Jarallah Yassin), dealt with a recent topic in modern Arabic studies, and sought to shed light onThe aesthetic level of the art of metaphor, which is considered one of the most important arts of Arabic rhetoric, through the extrapolation of some selected models. This art constitutes a distinctive rhetorical phenomenon in the poet’s collections. Its two types are verbal and declarative metaphor, as it represents a highly rhetorical literary image in expressing the poet’s intent and desire, in order to reach the most beautiful image. Poetics draws words and meanings to express the purpose that is in it This art played an effective role in conveying the idea, with its woven poetic images and elaborate visual formation, in addition to the punctuation marks, including the bulleted breaks between. Words and the formation of blackness and whiteness, to finally arrive at the dismantling of the title system in contemporary poetry. The study came as a prelude to the concept of metaphor and its importance, then illumination of the life and achievements of . The poet Ahmed Jar Allah Yassin, and finally an analysis of selections of his poems that includes reference to the aesthetics of the art of metaphor and its visual formation

Landscape Design Of The Rudang Mayang Natural Bathing Area In Langkat District Using An Ecological Approach

Currently, the development of tourist attractions in Indonesia is increasing, both cultural tourism and natural tourism. Designing a tourist area is very important because it is basically an effort to develop and utilize the potential to increase the attraction of local and foreign tourists. The Rudang Mayang natural bathing area is one of the tourism potentials in Namu Ukur sub-district, Langkat Regency. However, currently the condition of the Rudang Mayang natural baths is not organized and not managed optimally, where the existing potential is not utilized effectively. The landscape design of the Rudang Mayang natural bathing area is a design that presents a new tourist area design based on the potential that exists from within and outside the area, both in terms of zoning concepts, circulation patterns, materials and other supporting facilities. Landscape ecology is a concept applied in the design of the Rudang Mayang natural bath which displays a geographical area that displays the expression of the natural landscape and the reciprocal relationships within it which have a close relationship with human activities, as well as an aesthetic level.

Taking the Bull by His Horn: Augustus Slays the Mithraic Bull

Abstract The Mithraic visual language can be read as a hybrid iconography created by the Roman Mithraists to stress the non-Roman provenance of their deity. This note analyses the gesture of Mithras’ slaying the bull and the so-called “Mithraic hold” to reveal the ex-novo nature of the Mithraic visual language and iconography from two vantage points: the first, at the aesthetic level; and the second, from its sources and origin. Additional considerations are also given on the iconographical referent of the Mithraic bull as well as the numismatic symbols traditionally discussed in relation to the Mithraic visual language.

Major clinical approaches at the aesthetic level and complications of bichectomy: a systematic review

Introduction: According to the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery in 2016, 7,362 people underwent bichectomy (BC), which represents 0.5% of the total number of aesthetic surgeries. In an attempt to achieve facial harmonization, BC surgery presents little complexity and is based on some well-defined steps. Even when appropriately indicated, it is still a controversial procedure, as there is no surgical technique adequately systematized in current literature, aiming to make it safe and reproducible. Objective: It was to present the main aesthetic considerations and complications of bichectomy, as well as discuss its safe management to avoid and treat problems. Methods: The PRISMA Platform systematic review rules were followed. The search was carried out from November 2023 to February 2024 in the Scopus, PubMed, Science Direct, Scielo, and Google Scholar databases. The quality of the studies was based on the GRADE instrument and the risk of bias was analyzed according to the Cochrane instrument. Results and Conclusion: A total of 96 articles were found, 40 articles were evaluated in full and 28 were included and developed in the present systematic review study. Considering the Cochrane tool for risk of bias, the overall assessment resulted in 12 studies with a high risk of bias and 10 studies that did not meet GRADE and AMSTAR-2. Most studies did not show homogeneity in their results, with X2=67.9%>50%. It was concluded that on an aesthetic level, performing a bichectomy thins the middle third of the face, outlining and highlighting the bone angulations of the zygomatic region, contributing to a more pleasant facial aesthetics. Surgical removal of the Bichat ball induces a mild inflammatory process controlled by rescue medication, significantly reduces facial volume, and improves the quality of life and satisfaction with facial aesthetics 3 months postoperatively. Several studies have presented the importance of using the Bichat ball as an oral layer to close fistulas and also to cover bone grafts in implant dentistry.

Optimized multiple-attribute group decision-making in uncertainty employing TODIM and EDAS technique and application to product styling design quality evaluation

With the improvement of the public’s aesthetic level, product appearance has become an important influencing factor for consumers to make purchasing decisions. Product styling design is based on this market demand, combining the aesthetic and functional aspects of the product to create a personalized product appearance, in order to better attract consumers, improve the competitiveness and added value of the product. Usually, product styling design involves multiple elements such as product form, color, proportion, etc. The quality evaluation of product styling design is a MAGDM problems. Recently, the TODIM and EDAS technique has been employed to manage MAGDM issues. The interval-valued Pythagorean fuzzy sets (IVPFSs) are employed as a tool for characterizing uncertain information during the quality evaluation of product styling design. In this paper, the interval-valued Pythagorean fuzzy TODIM-EDAS (IVPF-TODIM-EDAS) technique is construct to manage the MAGDM under IVPFSs. Finally, a numerical case study for quality evaluation of product styling design is employed to validate the proposed technique. The main contribution of this paper is managed: (1) the TODIM and EDAS technique was extended to IVPFSs; (2) Entropy technique is employed to manage the weight values under IVPFSs. (3) the IVPF-TODIM-EDAS technique is founded to manage the MAGDM under IVPFSs; (4) Algorithm analysis for quality evaluation of product styling design and comparison analysis are constructed based on one numerical example to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the IVPF-TODIM-EDAS technique.

On The Cultivation of Music Aesthetic Quality in Music Appreciation of Teenagers

Music is not only about hearing, but more importantly, feeling. However, many young people still lack the ability to appreciate music, and the aesthetic appreciation of music needs to be improved. Scholars at home and abroad have been devoted to the cultivation of youth music aesthetics, and have provided many effective solutions to this problem. This paper mainly discusses the existing problems of teenagers' music aesthetic, and how to solve these problems and how to cultivate teenagers' music aesthetic quality correctly and effectively. Through a variety of music courses and providing a good free atmosphere, students can improve their aesthetic level, develop creativity and expression skills, explore their interests and talents, build self-confidence, and form a positive self-identity. This can open up a broader artistic horizon for young people, develop a respect and appreciation for cultural diversity, and thus become better lifelong music lovers. In general, the cultivation of teenagers' music aesthetics is a complicated and important process. By providing diverse music experiences, encouraging participation in music creation, guiding deep thinking about music works, establishing music appreciation communities, and supporting and participating in family and education, the development of young people's music aesthetics can be effectively promoted. Further research will help to understand the formation process of teenagers' music aesthetics and provide more scientific and effective guidance for teenagers' music education.

A Study on the Dong-A Ilbo’s “Romance in History” Series to Expand Minority Readership

This paper is a study that reveals the literary historical significance of the planned serialization “Romance in History” of the Dong-A Ilbo and the subsequent serialization “Children’s Chosun.” In this regard, based on a series of surveys on newspaper serials, including “Romance in History,” Kang Mi-Jung tried to reveal the function of private painting during this period and link it with the development of historical literature theory. Taking the achievements and limitations of the preceding studies as a starting point for discussion, this paper attempted to reconsider the literary and historical status of the series “Romance in History.” In order to derive the practical basis, this paper analyzed the text from the background of the appearance of “Romance in History,” the actual status of the series, and the level of formal aesthetics. As a result, it was verified that “Romance in History,” which was greatly welcomed by the public, was a genealogical precedent that suggested a motif for the creation of historical novels in the newspaper series entering the prosperity of the 1930s. It was also confirmed that it was the background and test that inspired the creation of historical novels.

Cultural and artistic practices in the perspective of education institutionalisation

Relevance. The relevance of this study is conditioned by the dual standards of institutionalisation of artistic and educational practices, must meet the principles of creating cultural objects as material products of high culture and aesthetic level, but, at the same time, must meet the requirements of the time, standards and educational tendencies of its time. Thus, a conflict of artistic vision and the standards of accumulated artistic experience is formed, which must be resolved in a process of dialogue and permanent collaboration of the two practices: educational and artistic.Purpose. The purpose is to investigate the basic vectors of the institutionalisation of educational and artistic practices, identifying priority ways of institutionalising both practices and the space for their interaction in scientific research.Methodology. The main scientific methods for researching the topic are the basic general scientific theoretical methods of analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction, comparative to deduce the main regularities and characteristic features in the processes of institutionalisation of artistic practices, as well as systematisation and classification methods to form the structure of the main educational artistic strategies based on common and unique features.Results. As a result of this study, a generalised system of the main processes of institutionalisation in the cultural sphere was created, the characteristic features of these processes were identified, and a comparative analysis of the research achievements with the existing positions of researchers in historiography was carried out. The results of the research prove the ambiguity of the perception of institutionalisation processes for culture, demonstrating the polarity of the positions of representatives of different areas of activity: education and the art.Conclusions. The focus on the main trends in cultural and artistic education strategies allows solving the problem of the antagonism between the current educational standards and the creativity of cultural and artistic figures.

¨[Original in spanish] Update of techniques for the treatment of periodontal recessions.

Background: Along the years, a remarkable variety of periodontal surgical protocols has been proposed, the focus of which has shifted from the mere resolution of a soft tissue defect to the performance of predictable and minimally invasive procedures. Initially, the free gingival graft was used. Subsequently, many different techniques were experimented, including those using soft tissue substitutes, such as the Alloderm membrane. Nowadays, the association of the connective tissue graft with the coronally advanced flap is considered the gold standard. Finally, the Pinhole technique, being a more conservative method in terms of tissue preservation and aesthetic outcome, was proposed. Objectives: The aim of this review was the comparison of the updated techniques for the treatment of multiple periodontal recessions, affecting both maxilla and mandible. The procedure outcome was assessed in terms of complete root coverage, recession reduction, gain in height and volume, aesthetic outcome, patient’s post-operative pain and morbidity of donor and recipient sites. Material and methods: Electronic and hand searches were performed to collect split- mouth studies, randomized controlled clinical trials, case series, pilot studies, periodontal books, case studies, systematic reviews and meta-analysis, including maxillary and mandibular multiple gingival recession defects of all four Miller’s classes, for its extensive evidence. Results: Thirty-four publications were included and data regarding the surgical techniques outcome were extracted from eighteen articles. The clinical evaluation analyzed the amount of complete root coverage, recession reduction and gain in height and volume, while the patient’s perspective was expressed in terms of aesthetic satisfaction and possible postoperative complications. Procedures in the last ten years showed better results in all the above-mentioned factors. Conclusion: Procedural predictability and long-lasting treatment stability embody the factors driving the technique election process and adding value to more updated procedures. Progress was observed both at an aesthetic level, by reducing the discrepancies between the surgical region and the surrounding tissue, and at a postoperative level, by reducing patient discomfort. The challenges inherent to this branch could soon find answers thanks to its prompt evolution, which allows for further advances to be conceived.

Employing traditional heritage elements in shaping contemporary architecture

The architecture of Baghdad suffers from a lot of problems, ranging from the application of materials and form to the expression in contemporary buildings that not only change the traditional architectural identity but also the performance of the buildings that meet the needs of the local population. This unfortunately increases the damage related to cultural values and environmental sustainability regardless of adaptable solutions that can improve the energy efficiency of building performance. The traditional elements of architecture in the city of Baghdad represent a source of inspiration for contemporary architecture and are exploited to enhance its identity and spatial affiliation. The process of exploiting these elements takes place on several levels, including those that achieve environmental, symbolic, or formal aspects. Hence, the research problem crystallizes in the lack of clarity on the levels of benefiting from the elements of traditional local architecture in enhancing the identity of contemporary architecture and its spatial affiliation. The research aims to shed light on how to analyze the components of the performance and value of traditional architecture in the city of Baghdad, which is rich in cultural heritage and which can be translated into contemporary architecture that creates continuity in traditional cultural identity. The study uses the theoretical descriptive approach through which data is collected on the vocabulary of local traditional architecture of the city of Baghdad and its roles at the environmental, formal, and aesthetic levels to arrive at a main vocabulary for the theoretical framework, which is represented in four basic vocabulary represented in the aspects of form formation, dependence on the environment, and the interface. , aesthetic aspect, and cultural value. These vocabulary were applied to two recently elected projects in the city of Baghdad, through which the four indicators and the role of each of them in enhancing the identity of contemporary architecture and its spatial affiliation were analyzed.