Research on City Brand Identity Design Based on Perception

Lu, Jiaying; Fu, Jian

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-20441-9_40

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“…Originally, designs of new cities followed artistic principles (Sitte, 1965), ecological principles (Cadenasso and Pickett, 2008) and principles of regional cities or those of compact cities (Thomas and Cousins, 1996;Anabtawi, 2018), for example. More recently, such designs need to adhere to principles of sustainable cities (Bibri, 2018), urban resilience (Ribeiro and Gonçalves, 2019), liveability (Southworth, 2016), city branding (Lu and Fu, 2019), city of public urban spaces (Carmona, 2021) or smart city development (Han and Hawken, 2018), to mention just a few. Specific for capital cities is that they must represent the ideal image of the country and country's history, be multi-functional in politics and commercial life yet also be able to host performative functions and act as cultural center (De Vries, 2021;Hackbarth and de Vries, 2021).…”

Section: Urban Design and Expansion Theoriesmentioning

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Geospatial Approaches to Model Renewable Energy Requirements of the New Capital City of Indonesia

Vries

Schrey²

2022

Front. Sustain. Cities

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Predicting how a planned city will develop and expand after its construction, and which resources, such as energy, the city will need over time is only possible if one can rely on similar examples and reliable models. Given the existing spatial plans for the design of the new capital city of Indonesia, there is a need to develop and compare city development scenarios–in spatial expansion, population size, resource, energy and food requirements. A combination of various geospatial data approaches can address this knowledge and assessment gap. This article investigates spatial expansion, forest encroachment and sustainable energy infrastructure requirements using open access geodata and models. The hypothesis is that the constitution of the new capital city of Indonesia can rely on existing energy infrastructures but may also need to rely on additional resources. The research approach was to collect and integrate different types of geospatial data related to land use, terrain characteristics and population growth assumptions and connect these to both urban growth models and predictions and energy. This relied on land use change methodologies and urban growth models to simulate and predict spatial effects, with ca particular focus on the expansion of energy requirements. The choice to focus on energy requirements additionally required a comparison of different kinds of energy sources, such as solar and wind energy. The conclusion is that all design and expansion scenarios indicate a possible spatial conflict between locating sustainable energy production facilities with maintaining ecologically sensitive areas. A possible solution is to make use of existing mining infrastructures to enhance sustainable energy production and to make use of dual land and water solar energy systems.

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Section: Urban Design and Expansion Theoriesmentioning

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Geospatial Approaches to Model Renewable Energy Requirements of the New Capital City of Indonesia

Vries

Schrey²

2022

Front. Sustain. Cities

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“…In the studies of foreign experts urban identity is presented as a combination of unique peculiarities of a particular area. This view plays an important role in shaping the image of a certain region [3] [4], in attracting tourists [5], in developing a city logo [6], as well as in composing a plan for the development of a certain city or town [7].…”

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Conservation of Historical and Cultural Identity of Small Towns in Russia: The Role of Brands

Konovalova¹

2020

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Art Studies: Science, Experience, Education (ICASSEE 2020)

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Nowadays, the development of small towns of Russia is implemented in a large part thanks to the touristic industry. In the most ancient Russia towns they try to protect the existing historical and architectural environment, to organize the quality restoration of the monuments of architecture. But often it is not enough to make a certain town attractive for tourists. There are many necessary factors for the successful development of a town. Brand is one of tools of working out an original concept of development and protecting historical and cultural identity of a certain town; i.e. brand is a specific philosophy of a certain territory which provides the manifestation of its individuality. Many small towns of Russia set a task of working out their own brands. We mean not a logo, but a complete town's brand with the identity of a town and the strategy of development of that town.

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Scientific Review of the Phenomenon of “Urban Identity” in Modern Foreign Studies

Ozerina

Тимофеева

2020

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Being a trend of our times, urbanization of city areas has affected not only transformation of the territorial identity, but also personal identity. The article raises the problem of interaction between the man and the city and the problem of city identity on the whole which is of great urgency and interest for contemporary society. The work provides the overview of foreign research aimed at understanding the nature of the phenomenon of city identity. As a result, the overview showed: a variety of terms ("place identity", "urban identity", "identity in landscape", "city identity", "urban place identity", "local identity", "city brand identity", "regional identity", "territorial identity", "community identity" and others) which help to describe processes of interdependence between the city and the man; authors' attempts to hierarchically structure these notions; the necessity to study this phenomenon by using both methodology of a particular scientific area and interdisciplinary approaches; controversy in defining the notion of urban identity; importance in relation to the need for developing brands of modern cities without loss of their historic and socio-cultural uniqueness. Characteristic aspects of the study of the phenomenon from the point of view of various approaches are shown. Two main lines for studying the nature of the phenomenon of urban identity have been defined: the first one is that the identity belongs to the city or geographical place, the other one says that the identity belongs to the person living in a particular area. The authors consider information and communication policy as an integrative way unleashing new opportunities for organizing theoretical-empirical analysis of this phenomenon. Strategies for further study of the issues relating to urban identity have been formulated: 1) analysis of national surveys on the problem; 2) defining and detailing of the research vocabulary for this phenomenon; 3) preparation and carrying out the research in the context of the region.

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Research on City Brand Identity Design Based on Perception

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

Geospatial Approaches to Model Renewable Energy Requirements of the New Capital City of Indonesia

Geospatial Approaches to Model Renewable Energy Requirements of the New Capital City of Indonesia

Conservation of Historical and Cultural Identity of Small Towns in Russia: The Role of Brands

Scientific Review of the Phenomenon of “Urban Identity” in Modern Foreign Studies

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