The Public Space Pattern research of Guangfu Traditional Villages Based on Spatial Syntax: A Case Study of Huangpu Village in Guangzhou City, China

Qi, Luhui; Liang, Weiliang; Xi, Mingbo

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/267/6/062033

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“…(1) The intermediate centrality of public space nodes at the settlement level is not significantly higher than that at the neighborhood level. The main reason for this phenomenon is that the settlement-level public space located at the geometric center cannot play an integrative role due to the limited connectivity paths and the lack of secondary core nodes in the spatial network, which leads to the pronounced fragmentation of public space [45][46][47]. Compared with the randomly generated social network structure of nodes of the same scale, its network intermediate centrality potential is lower, its small-world feature is less obvious and its network integration and relatedness are very limited.…”

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Public Space Layout Optimization in Affordable Housing Based on Social Network Analysis

Zhao

Peng

Liu

et al. 2021

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The efficient use of public space in affordable housing is of great significance to the physical and mental health of low-income and aging residents. Previous studies have evaluated the layout and quality of public space in residential areas based on residents’ subjective satisfaction, however, there still lack studies exploring residents’ behavior patterns and the use of public spaces based on objective measurement standards. Therefore, this paper selected the public space in the large affordable housing areas in the suburbs as the research object and used social network analysis (SNA) to objectively evaluate the network density, clustering coefficient and small-world value of the public space in affordable housing from the perspective of the physical spatial network of the built public space. Based on the network structure characteristics of existing public spaces, this paper further explores the relationship between the frequency of public space use in and the characteristics of nodes’ social networks and their own attributes, and the influence of public space layout structure on the behavioral patterns of affordable housing residents. This paper puts forward proposals for the renovation and optimization of public space according to the behavioral preferences of affordable housing residents, so as to complete the network of public space, promote the interaction and communication of residents in the residential area, enhance the residents’ experience of using public space and improve the living standard of residents in the residential area.

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Public Space Layout Optimization in Affordable Housing Based on Social Network Analysis

Zhao

Peng

Liu

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“…This article first appeared in China, and its reach was gradually expanded with the development of SS theory [12]. In 2007, Duan Jin and B. Hillier jointly published and developed it in the application field in China [13]. Since then, research on SS by Chinese scholars has gradually increased and the theory has been widely applied across different disciplines.…”

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Sustainable Planning and Design of Ocean City Spatial Forms Based on Space Syntax

2022

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The form of an ocean city, as a physical space, has an important impact on the city’s social economy, environment, etc. Whether the internal composition of an ocean city is well organized determines whether its form is sustainable and whether it can better carry out a variety of functions. Considering this context, in this study, we adopted the theory of space syntax (SS) to interpret the sustainability of the ocean city form. This was carried out from the perspective of the composition relationship of the internal organization of the ocean city (OC) physical space. We judged whether the composition relationship of internal space could effectively support the sustainable and healthy functioning of different features of ocean cities through the interpretation of SS-related theories. It is extremely hard to give an accurate definition of the form of a sustainable city. At the same time, it is impossible to make conclusions about which urban form is sustainable. However, combined with the concept of sustainable development, we argue that urban forms that continue to facilitate the virtuous cycle of the society, economy, and environment of a given city and also to be highly habitable for urban residents are sustainable. Thus, based on the above viewpoint, the research object and scope in this study only involved the ontology of the physical space form and whether urban physical space could effectively support the sound and sustainable development of three core elements: urban society, the economy, and the environment. This was comprehensively evaluated through our exploration of the form of urban physical space. Here, space syntax was taken as an analytical theoretical and practical tool to summarize the problems that existed in Shenzhen Bay through data analysis, and corresponding development proposals were put forward. The concept and method behind the strategy analysis of the ocean city (OC) design framework based on SS-related theories were presented and applied to practical cases to perform an objective and rational analysis, guide the design of actual projects, and promote ocean city (OC) design in the transition period in a judicious way. In addition, we discuss how design and planning can promote sustainable urban development.

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“…Public space can be interpreted as a gathering place that promotes and facilitates social interaction [9]. The traditional village public space refers mainly to the space where all villagers and tourists can freely enter for daily activities, communication, and relaxation, such as squares, ancient wells, piers, and other spaces [9,10]. The European Landscape Convention defined landscape as an area that is perceived by people, characterized by the interaction of natural and human factors or by the impact of one of them [11,12].…”

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Expanding the Associations between Landscape Characteristics and Aesthetic Sensory Perception for Traditional Village Public Space

Chen,

Yan,

Wang

et al. 2024

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Traditional village landscapes have a cultural and regional significance, and the visual aesthetic quality of the landscape is widely regarded as a valuable resource to benefit the health and well-being of urban residents. Although the literature has analyzed the influential mechanism of landscape features on aesthetic senses, most were from a single dimension. To improve the precision of the landscape aesthetic evaluation method, this study expanded the indicators for landscape characteristics of public spaces in traditional villages by incorporating multiple dimensions, such as landscape visual attraction elements and landscape color. It explored their associations with sensory preferences in a case study in Dongshan (a peninsula) and Xishan (an island) of Taihu Lake. We used multi-source data, a semantic segmentation model, and R language to identify landscape characteristic indicators quantitatively. The research results indicated that the accuracy of the aesthetic sensory assessment model integrating multi-dimensional landscape characteristic indicators was significantly improved; in the open space of traditional villages, the public preferred a scenario with a high proportion of trees, relatively open space, mild and uniform color tones, suitability for movement, and the ability to produce a restorative and peaceful atmosphere. This study can provide a guarantee for the efficient use of village landscape resources, the optimization of rural landscapes, and the precise enhancement of traditional village habitat.

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The Public Space Pattern research of Guangfu Traditional Villages Based on Spatial Syntax: A Case Study of Huangpu Village in Guangzhou City, China

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Public Space Layout Optimization in Affordable Housing Based on Social Network Analysis

Public Space Layout Optimization in Affordable Housing Based on Social Network Analysis

Sustainable Planning and Design of Ocean City Spatial Forms Based on Space Syntax

Expanding the Associations between Landscape Characteristics and Aesthetic Sensory Perception for Traditional Village Public Space

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