An integrated framework for planning successful complete streets: Determinative variables and main steps

Dehghanmongabadi, Abolfazl; Hoşkara, Şebnem

doi:10.1080/15568318.2020.1858373

Cited by 9 publications

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“…The dimensions of the identity of a neighbourhood are not limited to its sociological context, topography, land use and administrative categories. Prominently, Neighbourhoods are the localities that connect the physical, social, cultural, economic, and environmental factors (Dehghanmongabadi, 2014) of a community. It offers insights into human interaction, acting, behaviour, conditions of affection, relationships and trust (Nelischer, 1997), affecting the social capital; physical and mental health (Leydon, 2003).…”

Section: Recognizing Neighbourhood and Its Formationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Inclusive Govenance (Author's interpretation; Bombugala, 2010) It is universally agreed that no clear definition of sustainable development could be formulated at the neighbourhood scale, and importantly, the definition and the principles for a liveable and sustainable neighbourhood may have adjustments over time (Dehghanmongabadi, 2014). Planning theories on a sustainable neighbourhood, approach offer to create new mutual relationships between urban dwellers and neighbourhood space and eventually maintain the quality of life.…”

Section: Economically Viablementioning

confidence: 99%

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Appraisal on user satisfaction for neighborhood sustainability; A case from Colombo

2023

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Neighbourhoods are the most-local communities of human habitat. Inhabitants sense that they intuitively realize what a ‘good neighbourhood’ mean, for their satisfaction, with the degree of neighbourly interactions; mutual support, gathering places, convenient and appealing environment, or in a ‘bad neighbourhood’, for dissatisfaction; danger, anti- social interaction, exclusiveness, isolation, inconvenience, and dereliction. In this paper, the inquiry into both architectural and environmental behaviour, is a growing body of qualitative, descriptive research, focusing on human responsiveness to a place, a neighbourhood. Particularly the study expresses neighbourhood as built environments, converging to the environmental experiences of residents. In response, they are the non-physical sensual component of built forms and spaces that refines the built environment inscribing a living quality into it. The study investigates the physical formation of the neighbourhood and it reveals the degree, of user satisfaction; to which the neighbourhood space is sensed from the viewpoint of inhabitant engagement.

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Section: Recognizing Neighbourhood and Its Formationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Economically Viablementioning

confidence: 99%

Appraisal on user satisfaction for neighborhood sustainability; A case from Colombo

2023

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“…Public space has various characteristics such as it stimulates human connection and social activities, is safe, friendly, and accommodating to all users, and fosters human contact and social activities, features architectural and design elements that are visually attractive It promotes walkability and functionality which insists in making the parks accessible and to increase the physical activities in the park (15). Community involvement reflects local culture or history, is well-maintained, and has a unique or particular character that promotes sociability (16).…”

Section: Ecs Transactions 107 (1) 8685-8694 (2022)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Role of Parks as Recreational Spaces at Neighborhood Level in Indian Cities

Turna¹,

Bhandari²

2022

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Neighborhood parks are an important part of open public spaces that are perceived as public realm and scenic comfort which promotes social and cultural interaction and preserves the natural environment. These breathing spaces within the neighborhoods play a vital role in ensuring that residents have a good quality of life. Despite knowing the unparalleled role that open public spaces play in residential neighborhoods, they are often threatened by rapid urban growth due to which the size of the urban green and open space is decreasing drastically. To ensure sustainable cities and communities, green parks play a vital role in the urban fabric of the neighborhood. This study attempts to identify indicators such as walkability, accessibility, legibility, sociability, safety, and inclusivity that aid in creating parks as efficient recreational spaces at a neighborhood level.

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“…General issues of UOS from city level to area level are like overcrowding, narrow streets, underuse of spaces, over the use of transportation systems such as cars, buses, less use of pedestrians, encroachment in urban spaces by house owners or by commercial spaces, illegal parking, no proper drainage system, open space and vacant plots use as dump yards etc (3). The pedestrian systems are usually ignored due to the need for paths for the use of high-speed vehicles (7). These issues tend to deteriorate the urban open spaces and their use.…”

Section: Issues Of Urban Open Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Walk-ability, Variety and Vitality, Level of openness, Urban furniture, Accessibility, Physical activity etc. are the characteristics of urban open spaces need to be handled very carefully in the case of the neighbourhood area of Patiala because of the absence of these characteristics, the urban open spaces get more vulnerable (11,7). Figure 6.…”

Section: Morphology Of Urban Open Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

Interpreting Morphology of Urban Open Spaces at Neighborhood Level, Patiala, Punjab

Singh¹,

Turna²

2022

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In the diverse urban fabric of cities, the spaces get limited for future use and development. It is our responsibility to use the urban space for its best purpose. Every urban space has its own identity as per its psychology and character etc. Through the historical perspective urban open space transforms due to change in activities and technology. Open spaces are deteriorating day by day due to overuse, wrong use, least use, and various other evils of society. Urban open spaces (UOS) are diverse as per the diverse religion and culture (1). Various morphological determinants define the sense of place (2). UOS cannot be defined without built mass and its enclosure (1). The web of UOS and its activities helps to construct the urban structure of the city. With the involvement of the social groups, local people, and government, we can regenerate and reactivate urban open spaces.

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An integrated framework for planning successful complete streets: Determinative variables and main steps

Cited by 9 publications

References 20 publications

Appraisal on user satisfaction for neighborhood sustainability; A case from Colombo

Appraisal on user satisfaction for neighborhood sustainability; A case from Colombo

Role of Parks as Recreational Spaces at Neighborhood Level in Indian Cities

Interpreting Morphology of Urban Open Spaces at Neighborhood Level, Patiala, Punjab

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