The urban regeneration of European river spaces since the 1990s has allowed their
transformation into new axes of centrality and socialization and has seen the concentration …

With the emergence of the third technological cycle, we have witnessed the gradual
functional obsolescence of large industrial complexes inherited from the second …

Throughout history, cities have evolved to meet changing needs. A city transforms, as do
living organisms, as their needs and requirements change. Changes to urban waterfronts …

Belgrade is the only capital in the world at the confluence of two major international rivers
navigable for global shipment—the Danube and the Sava River. However, it was only after …

Waterfront intervention, as one of the post-industrial reuse paradigms, has flourished around
the world and been studied as a global phenomenon. This paper investigates the …

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 …

Collective memory in cities reflects urban spatial alterations and historic developments.
Collective memory can be preserved and reflected by revitalization projects. To build a …

Waterfronts possess significant value as vibrant centers of culture, business, and recreation;
nonetheless, they encounter escalating challenges arising from climate change, population …

This article thoroughly analyzes the Girne Ancient Harbor and its coastal landscape,
employing urban waterfront development principles. The study aims to provide valuable …

This research explores the complex interplay between theories of waterfront architecture,
rural landscapes, and equilibrium in the environment. The simultaneous presence of …