Papers

Rural space governance is an important means to effectively improve the quality of rural community development in China, and its application effects are uneven, and the existing evaluation methods lack dynamic and universality. Therefore, this article is based on the essential purpose of rural space...

Nowadays, rapid urbanization and the massive consumption of natural resources have led to a series of urban problems, such as the urban heat island effect, global warming and urban pollution aggravation. These problems make high-density cities or countries begin to reflect on how to better use natur...

The living environment in Chinese cities is dominated by blocks of collective housing, and the built environment at the neighborhood scale has become the most important space for urban residents to carry out their daily lives. Especially during the new crown epidemic, high-density, high-aggregation ...

Abstract: With the acceleration of urbanization, the concept of healthy city emerges as the times require. In the post epidemic era, China will enter the stage of new public health development, and people pay more and more attention to health. Community park is not only an important aspect of health...

Urban green space is an important component of territorial spatial planning in all areas and all elements, which is an important guarantee for urban sustainable development. At present, there are many problems in urban green space, such as diversity, poor systematization, insufficient ecological ser...

With global climate change and accelerated urbanization, floods are increasing globally in frequency and intensity each year. In the past, urban flood control was mainly based on resilience, but hard embankments destroyed the ecological environment around and cannot meet the sustainable development ...

Urban resilience plays a positive role in promoting the response to public health emergencies and is an important means and approach to improve the level of urban response to public health emergencies. As an important space carrier for residents' activities, community public space is the key to dete...

Planning a smart city is an ambition that requires more than just a vision to change. Strategizing and developing action plans are the first building blocks for such a transformation. Nevertheless, ensuring effective outcomes and sustainability of the transformation calls for adopting an approach th...

Historical city of Udaipur in India is famed for its enthralling allure, welcoming environment, and the fascinating royal heritage. With its picturesque landscape, lakes, and historic significance, Udaipur has been a major tourism destination in the western state of Rajasthan. The city has two disti...

Physical activity is one of the pillars that build a healthy society. It helps to prevent noncommunicable diseases, boosts mental health and contribute to general well-being. And even as proven during the times of pandemic – it one of the basic forms of citizens recreation. Most of the current res...

In 2011, UNESCO pointed out in "Recommendations on Urban Historical Landscapes" that "The historical urban landscape is regarded as the geographical entity of the urban area, and it is understood as the result of the historical layering of various values." Although the official put forward the innov...

The spirit and practice of community development have been existing in China's traditional society for a long time. The traditional top-down management has gradually emerged disadvantages in the governance of old city communities. Some plan implementations are facing ownership issues, financial prob...

Key words: tourism, gentrification, historic district, urban renewal, inclusiveness With the rapid development of tourism and urban renewal, the phenomenon of gentrification driven by tourism and urban renewal is becoming more and more obvious. The gentrification of tourism caused by the renewal of ...

Since 2020, COVID-19 has swept around the world, cities has suffered unprecedented challenges: economic halt, limited interpersonal interaction and compressing space. The epidemic has suppressed the vitality of urban space around the world, while urban space has gradually lost its economic function,...

The rapid urbanization process increases pressure of ecological environment protection, urban greenways help to improve this situation. And concept of healthy life is deeply recognized, making people have more demands for green space. At the same time, local landscape with regional culture character...

Cities in this ever-changing and complex world are struggling between survival and prosperity, amid multiple challenges and divergent targets. From one hand, they are confronting escalating environmental issues such as the rising global warming, and from the other hand they are facing local urban pr...

In 2020, Children (younger than 15 years old) made up 21 per cent of Iran’s total population. This emphasizes the importance of children and their special needs to be taken into consideration in the urban planning and design processes of the country. The lockdown and stay-home strategies in the ti...

This paper aims to discuss the broad Urban Resilience concept and its implications for urban planning and development, with reflection from Climate Change challenges and Covid-19 pandemic period in Vietnam. Understanding urban resilience as “the capacity of a city’s systems, businesses, institut...

Roads are very critical in the progress of any city or community. Similar to the human body, streets are arteries that ensure the efficient flow and function of the various systems. These allow people and goods to be transported from one place to the next. Aside from access to basic services, utilit...

Indonesia still faces challenges in providing energy access to remote areas, reducing reliance on fossil fuels, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. In terms of providing energy access, in recent years, the Government of Indonesia (GOI) has been actively increasing its national electrification rat...

Inclusive design respects the diversity and differences of people, emphasizes people-centeredness, reduces the product's requirements for people's ability, and provides flexibility in choice and use. As a public service product of the city, urban parks and green spaces provide outdoor space for resi...

Abstract: In recent years, the implementation of the rural revitalization policies and the acceleration of the new urbanization process have brought vitality to the rural areas, but it has also resulted in the rural labor loss, rural hollowing, population aging, abandoned farmland and other negative...

"Authenticity"is a subjective,constructive,developing and created dynamic concept.When it is used in the protection and renovation of ancient towns,It can be interpreted as the original and traditional characteristics of the ancient town, which reflects the dynamic characteristics of subject authent...

With the continuous aggravation of urbanization and climate change, many cities around the world are affected by flood disasters. As a potential measure to tackle this problem, flood resilience has gradually gained more and more attention in urban studies. In this study, based on Pressure-State-Resp...

With the advancement of urban development, the relationship between cities has gradually evolved from a hierarchical structure to a network structure. This change accelerates the flow of various elements between cities and benefits to the sharing of social development results. “Shanghai 2035” em...

With the development of urbanization, the differentiation and polarization of social space is the main feature of urban fringe. In order to pursue economic benefits and out of the desire for urban life, a large number of immigrants enter the urban fringe areas which provide a large number of cheap r...

Urban White Areas(UWAs) are areas with flexibility and multi-functions, as opposed to traditional definite approach of urban planning management. Extant studies on UWAs often focus on functional compatibility in land use management. This article,based on empirical study of Guangzhou, a high-density ...

Cities are progressive as they grow to meet the demands of people. The nucleus of the city is identified as the oldest part demonstrating its evolution and history. The city core is typified by traditional architecture, unique social culture and traditions, and opportunities for an economic generati...

Urban resilience is a critical principle in crisis and disaster management in urban areas. Thus, the resilient city is a safe and livable city, which can be characterized as defined by Godschalk (2003): • Disasters are minimized in the city, for people live in houses and neighborhoods with ordered...

Since the founding of the new republic, China has always recognized its rural roots and attached great importance to the development of its rural areas. However, rural areas have experienced constant decline due to large-scale migration of rural residents to cities amidst the rapid development of th...