Emotional Geography of St. Petersburg: Detecting Emotional Perception of the City Space

Nenko, Aleksandra; Petrova, Marina V.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-02846-6_8

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“…The significance of the perception of space is clearly stated here. One of the main subjective indices of the quality of the urban environment is the emotional sense of the city area, which contributes significantly to subjective well-being [27,28]. Urban life includes a variety of spatial and temporal activities that offer different levels of human interaction [29].…”

Section: The Sense Of Belonging: Sensory Landscapes or Sensescapesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Holistic Strategies Based on Heritage, Environmental, Sensory Analysis and Mapping for Sustainable Coastal Design

Sinou,

Skalkou,

Perakaki

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The objectives of this exploratory paper are to propose and implement original urban design strategies, but also to highlight the links between cultural and natural heritage at the city–land–sea interface and, in particular, in coastal areas with historical value. For the moment, the tools for evaluating the social and economic “value” of this heritage are extremely limited. Moreover, design and environmental parameters may also come into play in this context, and it is worth considering the creation of an evaluation toolkit. The proposed methodology includes three phases: a documentary analysis, an on-site analysis consisting of a sensory mapping and an analysis by questionnaires. The main result of this work is to demonstrate that the methodology of sensory mapping techniques allows obtaining a holistic global approach where all human senses are considered in the analytical phase of pre-design of a coastal site, thus integrating this approach in a more sustainable design strategy. This methodology was evaluated in a significant natural and historic area. This case study and the literature review demonstrate that it is possible to provide a scheme toolkit that integrates all the parameters of importance identified in urban analysis, sensory mapping, environmental analysis and natural and cultural heritage analysis.

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Section: The Sense Of Belonging: Sensory Landscapes or Sensescapesmentioning

confidence: 99%