Street Quality, Street Life, Street Centrality

Remali, Adel M.; Porta, Sergio; Rómice, Ombretta; Abudib, Huyam

doi:10.2307/j.ctt1g69z0m.13

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“…Long-term perspective is a strategy for increasing an area's preparedness for future occurrences or disruptions Tlemsani Bozdağ et al Heritage Science (2022) 10:154 [56]. In this context, when it comes to enhancing longterm urban resilience in cities, connectivity emerges as a significant indicator as it helps to improve the quality of life, liveability and sustainable mobility in urban areas [72][73][74][75]. When connectivity is high in an area, the movement of people and goods is more comfortable which promotes a higher level of social and economic activities [76].…”

Section: Long-term Perspectivesmentioning

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A framework proposal for resilience assessment in traditional commercial centres: case of the historical bazaar of bursa as a resilient world heritage site

2022

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Throughout history, the different cycles of change that traditional commercial centres (bazaars) have undergone in different Islamic cities call attention to the hidden abilities insuring their resilience until today. To understand the way in which these bazaar areas absorb and adapt to change, this paper investigates the resilience awareness of a specific case study ‘the bazaar of Bursa’, by dealing with key morphological, behavioural and institutional aspects. Several resilience assessment frameworks have been developed, including cultural, economic, and spatial proxies. However, most of them have focused on physical structures while assessing resilience concretely. This study represents a first step towards a Framework Proposal for resilience assessment in traditional commercial centres (bazaars) combining together tangible and intangible features specific to the historical bazaar of Bursa as a case study using a quantitative approach in a form of a survey. The findings showed a clear overlap between the tradesmen’s perception of factors affecting resilience in the bazaar of Bursa and those proposed by authors. This research may help decision-makers gain a better understanding of the key hidden factors promoting resilience in such historical urban fabrics and guide them in making adequate planning decisions in the future.

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Section: Long-term Perspectivesmentioning

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A framework proposal for resilience assessment in traditional commercial centres: case of the historical bazaar of bursa as a resilient world heritage site

2022

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“…In such high-density mixed-living urban neighbourhoods, most residents tend to stay outdoors throughout the day to carry out a variety of activities (Pan and Du 2020). For residents with diverse social backgrounds, the outdoor space of high-density mid-rise urban villages plays an equally important role as the indoor space (Remali, et al 2015;Sharifi 2019). In this high-density but socially and ecologically heterogeneous neighbourhood type, physical and social boundaries between indoor and outdoor areas are shaped, reconfigured, recombined, and gradually blurred in the long-term interaction between residents and the environment.…”

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Effects of neighbourhood morphological characteristics on outdoor daylight and insights for sustainable urban design

Pan

2021

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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“…Space syntax sprang from the observation that space is the common ground of physical and social cities. In syntactical terms, spatial configuration means relations between spaces which consider other relations, hence in effect relations between all the various spaces of a system (Remali et al, 2015). Axial analysis is one of the fundamental components of space syntax.…”

Section: Urban Morphologymentioning

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Identifying the Social Urban Spatial Structure of Vulnerability: Towards Climate Change Equity in Bogotá

Barbosa

Pradilla

2021

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The constant modification of land use, economic instability, environmental factors, and social behaviour changes among the inhabitants of big cities characterize current urbanism. In Colombia, land-use planning processes supported by geographical information systems are a recent phenomenon and the legal instruments of spatial planning are inadequate in most municipalities. Moreover, socio-spatial equity represents a challenge for Latin American cities in which there is increasing awareness of the role that spatial planning plays. Consequently, the question arises as to how the urban spatial structure and organization contribute to an inclusive and equitable socio-spatial evolution, considering climate change impacts. The case study analysed in this article focuses upon the northern limits of the city of Bogotá. Therefore, this research aims to define the ideal balance of urban land-use distribution between social stratum classification and the vulnerability of the communities seeking to better adapt to climate change. We propose a methodological approach of analysing spatial syntax and the (social) intensity of activities and infrastructure, which enables us to characterize the urban structure itself and identify vulnerable urban instances. As a result, we find that the urban network with low values presents spatial unpredictability in its pattern, constraining equitable development based on the urban morphology of the city. This research allows us to conclude that the degree of vulnerability encountered by the social urban spatial structure is higher in expansion areas than in central areas of the city.

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Street Quality, Street Life, Street Centrality

Cited by 14 publications

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A framework proposal for resilience assessment in traditional commercial centres: case of the historical bazaar of bursa as a resilient world heritage site

A framework proposal for resilience assessment in traditional commercial centres: case of the historical bazaar of bursa as a resilient world heritage site

Effects of neighbourhood morphological characteristics on outdoor daylight and insights for sustainable urban design

Identifying the Social Urban Spatial Structure of Vulnerability: Towards Climate Change Equity in Bogotá

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