The Heritage City Sustainability Index in Malaysia

Saleh, Yazid bin; Ghazali, Mohamad Khairul Anuar bin; Mahat, Hanifah binti; Hashim, Mohmadisa bin; Nayan, Nasir bin; Hayati, Rahma; Miswar, Dedy

doi:10.14246/irspsd.11.4_39

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“…However, typical, standard and generalised urban projects are planned in most cases but generate different reactions for users. It is crucial to understand the process of urban evolution and the position of each actor to develop a global and sustainable vision of the urban composition and its future evolution (Saleh, Ghazali et al, 2023).…”

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Assessment of Patterns of Spatial Transformations

Fezzai

2024

IRSPSD International

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Sustainable urban design for historical city centres should carefully focus on the transformations in urban morphology and land use aspects as a starting point. It is important to understand the process of an urban space's evolution to assess its future design. This paper aims to assess the patterns of urban transformation in historical city centres that belong to different periods of their history, to highlight the relationship between the occupation of urban space and urban transformation. Aiming to understand the impact of different factors on urban transformation and identity, the research method adopts space syntax analysis using axial and segment maps to compare the variation of syntactic parameters over time for three city centres in Algeria (Algiers, Constantine and Tlemcen) in three periods that mark the different key stages of urban evolution. The selected case studies represent typical examples of the foundation and evolution of cities in Algeria. Results show that patterns of urban evolution in the three city centres present almost similar variations, despite the global differences between them (size, population, initial morphology, and site topography) in addition to the operations of transforming the urban morphology. The main findings of this research can be stated as a model of urban evolution for the historic city centres in Algeria during the mentioned periods.1.

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Assessment of Patterns of Spatial Transformations

Fezzai

2024

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“…The protection of cultural heritage is promoted through the analysis of the temporal and spatial changes of the elements of cultural heritage and the quantitative evaluation of the protection status (Wu, G., Dang et al, 2023). Several studies have explored the sustainable development of heritage cities and carried out quantitative research on the heritage city index through on-site investigation (bin Saleh, bin Ghazali et al, 2023).…”

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Research on the Distribution and Conservation of Song-Yuan Kiln Sites in Fujian from the Perspective of Heritage Corridor

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Zhang,

Yang

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As testaments of the overseas trade along the Maritime Silk Road, the construction of heritage corridors for ancient kiln sites can help promote the concept of heritage corridors for localized research in China, while the relevant practices and theoretical explorations are relatively limited. The heritage space of ancient kiln sites is facing the status quo of fragmented protection. Understanding their spatial distribution is necessary to provide strategies for organic connection and tandem protection. This study uses a minimum cumulative resistance model and Methods of spatial analysis to construct the heritage corridors of ancient kiln sites in Fujian Province. Results show that the kiln sites are closely related to the distribution of the water system such as the harbors, the river, and the coast, with the kiln sites as the core resources. Combining the cultural and socio-economic factors, this study aims to build the heritage corridors for ancient kiln site in Fujian Province.

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