The Classification of Urban Uses

Pissourios, Ioannis A.; Lagopoulos, Alexandros Ph.

doi:10.3390/urbansci1030026

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“…A classificação é uma necessidade de filtragem de elementos empíricos, complexos, pois promove a investigação das características de certos elementos a fim de determinar maneiras de agrupá-los com base em algum critério que estabelece semelhanças. Através do agrupamento por qualidades comuns significativas, aplica-se um processo de generalização e simplificação criado para um propósito específico (Pissourios & Lagopoulos, 2017). Transitar entre momentos de aprofundamento, complexidade e outros de síntese, generalização, simplificação nos permite compreender melhor a parcela ordenável de um sistema, neste caso os padrões.…”

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SIGraDi 2022. Critical Appropriations

Z.¹

2023

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SIGraDi 2022. Critical Appropriations es la XXVI Conferencia Internacional de la Sociedad Iberoamericana de Gráfica Digital, organizada por la Facultad de Arquitectura de la Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC) y SIGraDi. Este volumen contiene los artículos seleccionados por el comité científico de SIGraDi, los cuales fueron presentados en línea entre el 9 y 11 de noviembre de 2022, además, a partir de estos trabajos se desarrollaron10 talleres y un taller para doctorandos. SIGraDi 2022. Apropiaciones Críticas se organizó en 7 tópicos y 30 subtópicos, como culturas de la programación, robótica y fabricación digital, BIM, diseño bio inspirado, educación digital. Una publicación de difusión e intercambio de ideas sobre Arquitectura, Diseño, Arte y disciplinas asociadas.

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SIGraDi 2022. Critical Appropriations

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2023

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“…In the un-derstanding of urban space, classification helps to reduce complexity, as it brings out the essential and discards the non-essential. Classification is a necessity for filtering empirical and complex elements, like urban uses, because it promotes the investigation of the characteristics of certain elements in order to determine ways of grouping them based on their similarities (Pissourios and Lagopoulos, 2017).…”

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Pattern-driven Design for Small Public Spaces - An analysis of pattern books and toolboxes

Sousa¹,

Paio²

2020

Proceedings of the 38th International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (eC

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Urban spatial patterns that can enhance the city's cultural, social, environmental, material and structural performance advance beyond the old notions of design patterns by incorporating the digital design. Pattern books such as ``A Pattern Language'' are revisited and toolboxes /toolkits are used in contemporary urban designs by laboratories and offices. The aim of this paper is to analyze the particularities and congruencies between some systems of patterns, pattern books, toolboxes and toolkits aimed at small public spaces, also considering the context of digital culture. The methodology proposed is the construction of a taxonomy that relates and classifies these selected patterns, by these following steps: a) selecting of patterns applicable to small public spaces; b) classification of patterns by ``type'' (location, behavior, processes and design components) and by ``driven designs'' approach (data-driven design, performance-driven design, and material-driven design) and relation to the recurrences of patterns between the systems; c) making and inserting in the taxonomy platform a table of elements and connections; d) filtering by classes for analysis. From the results obtained in the visualizations, it is possible to consider a larger volume of ``location'' type patterns and a smaller volume in ``processes'' indicating a field that can be developed.

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“…The market is also hierarchically connected. First of all, it is necessary to note the theory of central places, which formed the basis of the research on the hierarchy of nodal places (Philbrick, 1957;Masai, 1962), areal functional organization (Kirk, 1969), classifications of land uses (Pissourios and Lagopoulos, 2017). The concept of nested sets of hexagonal market areas appeared, in the framework of which the influence of warehouse location on ordering and operating costs was considered (Bogataj, 1996).…”

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Evaluation of Supply Chain Using Hierarchical Analysis

Venera¹

2019

IJEBA

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Purpose: The paper is aimed at extending the ideas about the functioning of distribution networks. The main objective of the research is to determine the extent to which the development of wholesale trade within the central places of the region and the incomes of the population have an impact on the volume of shipped goods in municipal areas. Design/Methodology/Approach: Hierarchical linear modeling (HLM) is used in this article. This method defines group and intergroup variation taking into account the multi-level nature of the processes. The variation in the volume of products shipped in municipalities is considered as a result of the influence of the factors at two levels: population incomes (municipal level) and wholesale trade turnover (regional level). The research is conducted on data obtained from 331 municipalities located in 7 constituent entities of the Russian Federation. Findings: The relevance of the constructed model indicates the possibility of application of the hierarchical analysis methods in the sales chain research. For 7 subjects of the Russian Federation under consideration, it was found that the role of distribution networks is small. Practical Implications: It is determined that in order to promote products it is required to pay attention to the role of the wholesale link in the development of production of the territories in question. The use of hierarchical analysis in market research makes possible to apply a balanced approach to the creation of favorable conditions in the development of public and private programs for market infrastructure development. Originality/Value: The use of hierarchical analysis methods in the research of sales chains expands the understanding of their functioning, since, unlike others, it makes possible to take into account the impact of the factors at several levels of their formation.

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The Classification of Urban Uses

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

SIGraDi 2022. Critical Appropriations

SIGraDi 2022. Critical Appropriations

Pattern-driven Design for Small Public Spaces - An analysis of pattern books and toolboxes

Evaluation of Supply Chain Using Hierarchical Analysis

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