It is essential that the society understands the importance of sustainable development, its
implication for the existing living standards and the need to implement management policies …

Rapid urbanization, improved quality of life, and diversified lifestyle options have collectively
led to an escalation in housing demand in our cities, where residential areas, as the largest …

The 'compact city'is generally considered to represent a sustainable urban form. However,
transformation of urban sites as consequence of compact city planning potentially conflicts …

The post-industrial European city is characterized by dispersed urbanization, resulting in
increased travel, substantial use of land, social disparities and costs that are unsustainable …

Preserving and highlighting cultural heritage is directly related to sustainable development.
The adaptive reuse of cultural heritage buildings and traditional settlements can be a core …

In recent times, despite the importance of historic urban quarters in the sustenance of
ancient cultural heritage, planned modernization of urban areas usually neglects these …

Most jurisdictions have some kind of measures to protect physical fabric and manage
change within historic neighbourhoods. In Ontario, Canada's largest province, these are …

The purpose of this paper is to identify the role of strategic planning as a sustainable tool for
regulating both the protection and development of historic urban landscapes, as well as …

The push for urban development and the rapid increase in population have left many historic
urban cores vulnerable and subject to deterioration. SDG-11 is often mentioned as the goal …

A community's history, as represented in the cultural and built environment, can serve as an
important asset for economic development and sustainable stewardship. Challenges …