Socioeconomic assessment guidance report: Determining the effects of amenity characteristics on business location decisions

Allison, T.

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“…Amenity generally means "the quality of being pleasant or agreeable" (Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, 2009). Amenity in the urban and architectural field entails having characteristics that make a property attractive and convenient (Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 2009) in terms of any beneficial qualities or environmental characteristics created by architectural designers (Allison, 1991). The major design elements related to amenity in previous studies were daylight, noise (Lee et al, 2002), amount of green space and location of rest space (Shin & Kim, 2002), facility (Lee, Park, & Ha, 2008), and accessibility (Shin & Kim, 2002).…”

Section: Amenity In Intermediary Spaces Of Mixed-use Complexesmentioning

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Intermediary Spaces Linking Urban Space to Buildings: Functions and User Satisfaction in Three Mixed-Use Complexes

Lee¹,

Kim²,

Moon³

2013

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Contemporary cities have different types of mixed-use complexes to increase urban density for preventing suburban sprawl. Intermediary space is a third space that connects a mixed-use complex and its surrounding area. This study examined the main functions of intermediary spaces and user satisfaction with the intermediary spaces’ amenities in three European mixed-use mega-complexes. It focused on various amenity elements in intermediary spaces, including daylight, noise, green space, condition of facility, management, and accessibility. The data were collected through site visits and a questionnaire survey of space users in the three mixed-use complexes. Major findings identified the main purposes of visitation to intermediary spaces, the amenity elements affecting user satisfaction, and the relationship between users’ satisfaction with these spaces and their perceptions of the complexes. Results showed that intermediary spaces functioned in various ways and users’ satisfaction with these spaces related closely to their perceptions of complex buildings. Evidence from the research will provide important guidelines for improving environmental quality of intermediary spaces to make them more functional for space users.

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Section: Amenity In Intermediary Spaces Of Mixed-use Complexesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Intermediary Spaces Linking Urban Space to Buildings: Functions and User Satisfaction in Three Mixed-Use Complexes

Lee¹,

Kim²,

Moon³

2013

JSD

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Historical Application of a Social Amplification of Risk Model: Economic Impacts of Risk Events at Nuclear Weapons Facilities

Metz¹

1995

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Historical Application of a Social Amplification of Risk Model: Economic Impacts of Risk Events at Nuclear Weapons Facilities

Metz

1996

Risk Analysis

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Socioeconomic assessment guidance report: Determining the effects of amenity characteristics on business location decisions

Cited by 3 publications

References 30 publications

Intermediary Spaces Linking Urban Space to Buildings: Functions and User Satisfaction in Three Mixed-Use Complexes

Intermediary Spaces Linking Urban Space to Buildings: Functions and User Satisfaction in Three Mixed-Use Complexes

Historical Application of a Social Amplification of Risk Model: Economic Impacts of Risk Events at Nuclear Weapons Facilities

Historical Application of a Social Amplification of Risk Model: Economic Impacts of Risk Events at Nuclear Weapons Facilities

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