Accelerated urbanization has led to regional disruptions and exacerbated imbalances in
spatial quality, social cohesion, and inequalities. Urban regeneration, as a mitigating …

Cities are located at the intersection of global interactions and analytical modeling of space
is an essential progression to understand the organizational structure of today's cities, which …

Streets are a crucial part of the built environment, and their layouts, the street patterns, are
widely researched and contribute to a quantitative understanding of urban morphology …

COVID-19 brought tremendous disruption to daily life, accelerated urban digital
transformation, and prompted sustainable improvement in socio-spatial development. The …

A scenic spot within a natural landscape is not only a spatial carrier of biodiversity but also
an indispensable spatial element of culture. In the lower reaches of large river basins …

Jane Jacobs (1961) theorized that four urban form conditions, namely, mixed use, short
block, aged buildings and density, are indispensable for the 'exuberant diversity'and …

The 2023 SDGs report underscores the prolonged disruption of COVID-19 on community
living spaces, infrastructure, education, and income equality, exacerbating social and spatial …

Sustainable urban forms (SUF) guide spatial creation, significantly revitalise the
development of traditional settlements, and are an essential theoretical support for urban …

The hierarchical structure of geographic or urban space can be well-characterized by the
concept of living structure, a term coined by Christopher Alexander. All spaces, regardless of …

Urban street space is a significant component of urban public spaces and an important
aspect of people's perceptions of a city. Jinan Old City exemplifies the balance between the …