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Promoting Well-being. Waterfront Urban Space and the Health

2020
The chapter argues on waterfronts transformation along rivers is likely to attract people and create 'active' places for health and well-being. Waterfront projects seek to create vibrant public open spaces for sociability and physical activity. So, health has to be considered by local authorities into the planning process in order to defend common ...
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Waterfront Urban Space. Designing for Blue-green Places

2017
Waterfront Urban Space. Designing for Blue-green Spaces explores potentialities and emerging issues to strategies and waterside planning and design. The redesigning of waterfronts is clearly meant to encourage ecological and sustainable urban change that can enhance integration of land and city’s accessibility and connectivity.
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Waterfront Public Space Planning on Krueng Aceh River in Banda Aceh-Indonesia ()

Current Urban Studies, 2021
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Exploration of urban neighborhood blue-green space quality patterns and influencing factors in waterfront cities based on MGWR and OPGD models

Urban Climate
Qing-Yan Cen, Xingcan Zhou, Hongfei Qiu
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Perceptions of Waterfront Open Spaces: Case Studies of Lakefront Spaces of Nagpur City

2022
Archana Bele, Ujwala Chakradeo
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The values and place-identity of waterfront park as leisure space in the city

Korean Society for the Sociology of Sport, 2010
null Lee hyuck gi, null Soo-Woen Lim, null 구희곤   +2 more
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A Study on the Structural Characteristics of Urban Waterfront Spaces and Landscape Improvement Strategies - The Taehwa River Waterfront in Ulsan -

Journal of the Korea Landscape Council
Han-Na Shin, l-Yong Byun
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Waterfront Public Spaces and Collective Assemblages

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Theory and design of urban waterfront public spaces: redesigning the Qingshan Lake waterfront, Huangshi City, China

Waterfront areas inspire trails, greenbelts, and parks and can represent great economic and experiential value to adjacent areas. In the last four decades, cities have experienced changes in the use of their waterfront areas which have rapidly developed into the most vital areas in cites.
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A Study on Visitor Motivation and Satisfaction of Urban Open Space - In the Case of Waterfront Open Space in Seoul -

Journal of the Korean Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2014
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