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Urban Identities On Display

.able journal, 2023
At the intersection of photography, ethnography, and visual sociology (Pauwels 2023), Urban Identities on Display (UID) explores image walls in two Afro-Maghrebi heritage neighborhoods in France: Château Rouge-Goutte d'Or in Paris and Wazemmes-Moulins in Lille (2023-2024).
Gaby David, Maximiliano Battaglia
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Kabul's Urban Identity

2021
Asien, Nr. 104 (2007): ASIEN (Juli)
Issa, Christine, M. Kohistani, Sardar
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Urban Identity Matters

2020
Our cities are a true representation of our civilizations, history, and aspirations for the future. They age in an interesting process, they grow in their own paces, they decay with various reasons, and they may reborn and revive by new interventions. “
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URBAN IDENTITY OF BALIKESİR

2020
Cities are settlements with identity. These identities are the sum of differences and occur over time. Globalization processes operatetowards creating cities with similar characteristics. For this reason, the identity of the cities started to disappear. In this study, components of Balıkesir urban identity are examined.
ALİAĞAOĞLU, Alpaslan, MİRİOĞLU, Güldane   +1 more
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Reflecting on Urban Identities

2020
Place is a complex and multi-dimensional system capable of embracing different uses, interpretations, and even various definitions. As a notion, place is composed of a series of narratives, characteristics, relations, and socio-spatial values that altogether is regarded as spatial syntagma of the place.
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Urban architecture and identity‐a Danish approach

Scandinavian Housing and Planning Research, 1994
Interest in urban architecture is growing, not only in Denmark but in the rest of Europe as well. This interest now encompasses not only individual buildings, but also whole areas, such as a street or an entire district. Furthermore, it is not only buildings of special architectural or historical value that are of interest, but also what we might call ...
Holmgren, S., Svensson, O.
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Environmental identity and urbanism

Habitat International, 1984
The old historical areas of urban centres, particularly in Asia and Europe, have continued to attract many local residents as well as millions of visitors. In the last decade, many projects of adaptive reuse have been completed. They include the Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco, Boston’s Faneuil Market Place, London’s Covent Garden, the historical ...
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Itineraries of urban identity

2018
The current urban regeneration projects must respect the peculiarity of social compactness that exist in a specific territory and that depend on the degree of relationship established between the inhabitants and the places in which they live. Especially in Italy, these peculiarity create an "urban identity" that is a very complex heritage: shared ...
Patti I, Tosi F
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"Urban change and urban identity"

2010
My paper will focus on the ability of Italian cities to sustain urban change and urban identity as well, while the vocation to territorial, cultural or economic planning remains a problem. There is no relationship between sprawl with its provisional form of sociability and historical centres.
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Urban Identity as a Global Phenomenon: Hybridity and Contextualization of Urban Identities in the Social Environment

Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 2015
Major sociospatial transformation processes are taking place, and so concepts such as tradition, distinctiveness, and identity have become fundamental but delicate factors in the context of the social environment. Consequently, identity has become not only a term, but rather a comprehensive theme and concept, in making new places and built environments.
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