Sustainable Architectural Designs

Chapter – 4; Findings (Results and Discussion)

The Findings will be presented through the attainment of results and discussion in this section of the paper. Analyses of the key information presented will be completed, and qualitative and quantitative data will be included in tabulated and graphical forms. To strengthen the argumentations included, appropriately referenced prospective will be included from the previous research articles to compare the research findings.

Chapter – 5; Conclusions

The conclusion will be included at the end of the research, including the primary findings of the work completed. Through the specific inclusion of developed arguments from the 6 http://www.researchprospect.com/ previous chapters, the detailed finding will be presented. This section would further include future prospective concerning recommendations for further work.

References

• Sources of the materials used will be provided here with Harvard Referencing style.
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Appendices

• APPENDIX A:
• APPENDIX B:
• APPENDIX C: