The Theory and Localization About Typo-morphological Approach

Jintang, Chen; Yao, Sheng; Tian, Yinsheng

doi:10.22217/upi.2014.109

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“…The characteristic change in the urban form can reflect the economic and cultural needs of society during the period [24] . This study adopts Conzen's [25] and Chen et al's [26] methods to analyze morphological characteristics of Simatai Village as identified during the field survey. It proposes an analytical framework composed of building, plots, roads, and other elements, and analyzes social and economic developments based on changes in morphology.…”

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Transformation and Reconstruction of Rural Area through Tourism Urbanization: A Case Study of Simatai Village, Beijing

Dai

Rong

et al. 2021

JCAU

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Tourism urbanization has become an important means of urbanization in China. Taking the example of Simatai Village, Beijing, this study used empirical research and morphological typological analysis methods to explore the urbanization process driven by tourism based on the dimensions of physical space, functional space, and social space. It has been identified that: (i) the physical space has been completely reconstructed, and this is reflected in the overall layout, texture, and architectural form; (ii) the functional space has been transformed from a single function to a composite function, and this is reflected in the land use and the function of houses; and (iii) the social space has been transformed as the population is urbanized, and this is reflected in the aspects of population composition, lifestyle and communication mode, and collective organization. Overall, tourism development is an effective way to realize urbanization in rural areas that are on the fringe of cities and have good resources. However, in practice, we must be cautious about the introduction of large-scale foreign capital and pay particular attention to the marginalized disadvantaged groups and the historical and cultural value of the village.

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Transformation and Reconstruction of Rural Area through Tourism Urbanization: A Case Study of Simatai Village, Beijing

Dai

Rong

et al. 2021

JCAU

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“…As a result, green and low-carbon transformation in various regions requires the development of regional reform plans based on local basic conditions. The Master Plan of National Land and Space of Nanchang City (2021-2035), published in 2022, also aspires to "promoting urban transformation, building an innovative and green central city" [5]. The development of green cities and the quality of urban human settlements will be the focus of future development.…”

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Numerical Simulation of Street Canyon Morphology and Microclimate in Hot Summer and Cold Winter Zone

Zhou,

Wang,

Deng

et al. 2023

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The design of street canyons has become a focus of attention under the requirements of high-quality urban modernization, while existing research has gradually broken through the basic norms of aesthetic design to include ecological considerations. However, it is only in recent decades that relevant research has been carried out in super and super-large cities in China. In this article, we take Nanchang, one of the largest cities in China, as an example, and use ENVI-met software (v5.5.1.) to simulate and analyze the street canyon of the city. Certain measurements were made and verified to compare the microclimatic conditions of street canyons at different scales. The relationship between street canyon morphology and outdoor thermal comfort was explored in terms of near-surface air temperature, wind speed, and thermal comfort indicators. The results show that there is a high correlation between the morphology of street canyons, such as orientation, aspect ratio interface continuity, and outdoor thermal comfort. Therefore, starting from adjusting the morphological characteristics of street canyons, practical suggestions can be provided for urban planners to guide the sustainable development of contemporary cities and improve the comfort of urban street spaces.

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“…Recent studies have suggested a variety of research methods from urban design and architecture. For instance, urban morphological theories and methods originating in the UK have been proven to be applicable to the study of historic districts in urban areas [10][11][12]. In addition, architectural discussions on Rossi's typological theory [13][14][15] and Hillier's space syntax have continued to influence many urban and rural researchers [16,17].…”

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A Cultural Route Perspective on Rural Revitalization of Traditional Villages: A Case Study from Chishui, China

Zhou

Zheng

2022

Sustainability

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Traditional villages along rivers have contributed significantly to local–regional development by transporting production and spreading culture through certain routes. To date, the cultural continuity of traditional villages has been underestimated in sustainable development with regard to practical dilemmas between conservation and development. This study explores an integrated approach to traditional villages in river basins that considers historic relics, locality, and spatial form. The cultural routes concept is introduced from the field of cultural heritage to link geographically scattered villages that shared the same cultural values and purposes in the past and to stimulate their potential as dynamic routes for further rural revitalization. In this context, the following subtopics are defined for a specific analysis of the lower Chishui River in Guizhou: an evolving framework of cultural routes and the spatial-temporal route of “Sichuan salt into Guizhou,” including its contemporary transformation. The findings of cultural and spatial coherence in historical texts, maps, morphological structures, and rural landscapes support a multi-cultural route model for sustainable development. The study extends the prevailing knowledge on cultural sustainability in rural revitalization and it provides novel insights into spatial development in basin environments.

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The Theory and Localization About Typo-morphological Approach

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Transformation and Reconstruction of Rural Area through Tourism Urbanization: A Case Study of Simatai Village, Beijing

Transformation and Reconstruction of Rural Area through Tourism Urbanization: A Case Study of Simatai Village, Beijing

Numerical Simulation of Street Canyon Morphology and Microclimate in Hot Summer and Cold Winter Zone

A Cultural Route Perspective on Rural Revitalization of Traditional Villages: A Case Study from Chishui, China

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