This article analyzes the correlation between the city size, population density and character
of three Polish cities and the following aspects:(1) inhabitants' subjective stress level and its …

Historic inequalities among different income groups remain a contentious issue affecting
neighbourhood sustainability, particularly in South Africa. Prior studies frequently focused on …

Local knowledge of spatiotemporal patterns of liveability is vital for choosing where to live
and where revitalisation efforts must concentrate. We employed transdisciplinary learning to …

The proliferation of cities has brought numerous challenges, contributing to a deterioration of
its inhabitants' quality of life and liveability. To address these challenges, this paper …

The concept of livable communities has become increasingly significant in regional
planning, aiming to improve the quality of life for residents. Despite continued investment in …

Belfast THRI [VES] is a pilot collaboration between Ulster University's Belfast School of
Architecture and the Built Environment, the School of Psychology, and Bamford Centre for …

Large-scale urban renewal initiatives are undertaken by governments in cities under
pressure to improve residents' quality of life (QoL) and mitigate economic and environmental …

This chapter uses case studies of urban green corridors and districts to illustrate how US
Midwest postindustrial cities are using sustainable strategies to reimagine and rehabilitate …

Cities are in constant change. Historically, cities have been the foundation of human
civilization, and they have lived in a strong symbiosis with nature, climate, culture, politics …

There is little doubt that the true success of urban regeneration lies in achieving long term
liveability. Cities must be liveable to achieve a socio-economic balance, which often tends to …