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The Revitalization and redevelopment of urban waterfronts

, 1998
To clarify the waterfront concept and to give a brief explanation of waterfront, to define the problems in urban waterfront development, to formulate the planning and design criteria for redevelopment process according to its characteristics, to impress the necessity of urban design in waterfront redevelopment projects, to form a general base for how a
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Mechanisms of Resident Satisfaction Enhancement Through Waterfront Sports Buildings: A Synergistic Perspective of Blue Space and Built Environment—Empirical Evidence from Nine Chinese Cases

Buildings
While the existing research has extensively explored the impact of urban green spaces on residents’ well-being, studies specifically focusing on waterfront sports buildings remain scarce.
Zhihao Zhang, Wenyue Liu, Jia Zhang, Linkang Du, Jianhua Pan   +4 more
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A Satisfaction Study of Waterfront Public Spaces in Winter Cities from a Demand Perspective: A KANO-IPA Model Analysis Based on Northeastern China

Land
Urban waterfront public space is a key infrastructure for enhancing citizens’ well-being. However, rapid urbanization squeezes out blue and green spaces in cities, and extreme weather challenges exist in winter cities, resulting in unmet needs and a ...
Ping Yu, Yu Zhang
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Multi-Source Data-Driven Quality Assessment of Waterfront Public Spaces in Urban Contexts

Land
Quality assessment of public spaces is critical in sustainably enhancing urban spatial quality. Existing studies focus on fundamental indicators (e.g., geographic accessibility, planning rationality, and social benefits) and often rely on geographic big ...
Xiaowen Wu, Xinru Li
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Decoding waterfront spatial characteristics and public health correlation in historic cities: a case study of Suzhou, China

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
In high-density urban areas, waterfront spaces have garnered considerable attention as an essential medium for promoting public health. However, there remains a lack of empirical research on the comprehensive health effects of waterfront spaces within ...
Yue Chen, Wenjie Jiang, Hexiong Shi, Li Wu   +3 more
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HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF URBANITY ON THE WATERFRONT

Arsitekno, 2019
Since the dawn of the civilization, water plays an important role in human life. Water covers 75% of the earth surface and sustains virtually every life form on it. From the early days of human settlement, the banks of themajor rivers such as the Nile, Tigris, Euphrates, Indus and Hwang Ho became the cradle of civilizations.
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PUBLIC ART AND ARTICULATION WITH THE WATERFRONT IN LISBON

On the W@terfront, 2013
The paper is based on the study of the relationship between the inner city and the waterfront, from the case of Lisbon, by means of the urban structures that link these two realities, called structures of articulation with the waterfront.
Rita Ochoa
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Critical Evaluation: An Assessment Tool for Fostering a Creative Environment at Kyrenia Waterfront

SAGE Open
A vital goal of this article is to examine waterfront development and creative class roles. It also discusses the importance of critical evaluation for sustaining social inclusion on urban waterfronts. Testing took place on the Kyrenia waterfront upgrade
Doğa Üzümcüoğlu, Mukaddes Polay
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Multi-Viewpoint Assessment of Urban Waterfront Skylines: Fractal and Spatial Hierarchy Analysis in Shanghai

Buildings
With the global trend of waterfront urban expansion, nonlinear urban growth has generated skyline patterns marked by multidimensional spatial heterogeneity.
Jian Zhang, Yi Wang, Xi Luo, Wen-Lei Luan   +3 more
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When the Concert Hall Dances with Water: How Does the Architectural Experience of Waterfront Concert Halls Affect User Satisfaction?—A Study Based on 12 Concert Hall Users in China

Buildings
As urban architecture continues to emphasize integration with natural environments, the concept of waterfront buildings and blue–green spaces has been widely applied in the site selection of large urban structures. While existing research has extensively
Chunyu Zhang, Xiaolong Chen, Hongfeng Zhang, Cora Un In Wong, Longzhu Yao   +4 more
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