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POLA PENATAAN ZONA MASSA DAN RUANG TERBUKA PADA PERUMAHAN WATERFRONT (Studi Kasus : Perumahan Pantai Indah Kapuk)

Dimensi: Journal of Architecture and Built Environment, 2006
Recently many kinds of residential type and form are provided by property developers. The aim of that strategic is to attract consumer's interest. Residential waterfront is a residential area that is located on the surroundings of lake, river, or sea and
Hendra Rahman, Alexander Sastrawan, Siska Soesanti   +2 more
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Human Behavior Patterns in Meso-Scale Waterfront Public Spaces from a Visual Accessibility Perspective—A Case Study of Xiaoqinhuai Historic District, Yangzhou (China)

Buildings
Understanding visitors’ outdoor activities in urban public spaces and their relationship with the physical environment is essential for improving the precision of public space design. This study, set in the context of Yangzhou, China, focuses on physical
Tianyu Li, Xiaoran Huang, Yuan Zhu, Jianguo Wang   +3 more
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Blue Spaces as Social Spaces: Measuring the Uses and Values of Urban Waterfronts

Journal of Catholic Education, 2023
Anne H Toomey, Monica Palta, Michelle Johnson, Jason Smith, Elizabeth Balladares, Novem Auyeung, Erika Svendsen, Rob Pirani, Georgina Cullman, Julia Corrado, Lindsay Campbell   +10 more
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Waterfronts, public spaces and tourist potential

, 2012
Contemporary cities also known as postindustrial cities are created by dynamic urban development. One of the most significant processes is related to waterfront areas and their new public spaces. What does it mean for the identity of a city, for its potential on the “tourist market”? How deeply can new urban structures change the image of a city?
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RECOVERING THE MEMORY OF THE PUBLIC SPACE: LEIRIA’S WATERFRONT

On the W@terfront, 2007
Leiria can be recognized as a flagship case within the scope medium‐sized Portuguese cities, so much so by wayof its unruly growth in the last decades of the 20th century, as by the self‐conscious process of loss of quality inurban life.On the brink of the millennium, the “opportunity to make city” turned it (among others), into the targetof a national
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SANTA APOLÓNIA, LISBON – LOST LINK WITH THE RIVER

On the W@terfront, 2007
Since very early in history, the importance of maritime commerce and fluvial navigation has been crucial for Lisbon’s development. The waterfront and the city were strongly connected, until the end of the 19Th century, when railway clearly isolated the ...
Maria João Matos
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Users’ Perceptions of Public Space Quality in Urban Waterfront Regeneration: A Case Study of the South Bank of the Qiantang River in Hangzhou, China

Land
Mega-event-led urban waterfront regeneration has played a key role in shaping public open spaces, particularly in newly developed areas within the Chinese context.
Zilun Shao, Yue Tang, Jiayi Zhang
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Coastal public realms and housing livability in Saudi cities: developing a comprehensive waterfront development index (CWDI) for Jeddah

Frontiers in Built Environment
IntroductionUrban waterfronts in Gulf cities are strategic public assets crucial for environmental risk management and enhancing the livability of surrounding residential and national housing areas, yet most existing urban evaluation indices are city ...
Ibrahim Hegazy, Ayman Imam
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A study on waterfront public space in the urban centre of Shanghai

, 2012
published_or_final_version ; Architecture ; Master ; Master of ...
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Enhancing Restoration in Urban Waterfront Spaces: Environmental Features, Visual Behavior, and Design Implications

Buildings
Urbanization poses mental health risks for urban dwellers, whereas natural environments offer mental health benefits by providing restorative experiences through visual stimuli.
Shiqin Zhou, Chang Lin, Quanle Huang
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