Urban morphology is examined in various disciplines as it is associated with a range of
ecological, social, and economic sustainable outcomes. Yet there is a lack of clarity and …

Monitoring the changes in people's presences in public spcaes can play a vital role in
enhancing placemaking research. This study investigated Herrengasse Street in Graz …

Despite the significant role of social sustainability in the sustainable development agenda,
there is a lack of research to clearly define and fully operationalise the concept of urban …

Cities are exposed to a growing complexity, diversity and rapid socio-technical
developments. One of the greatest challenges is as of how to become fully inclusive to fit the …

The transformation of Chilean cities has followed a similar morphological pattern of change
as observed in European and North American cities. From individuals to communities, social …

High-density urban development is claimed as a suitable urban form in enhancing social
capital. However, the relationship between those two variables has not been well empirically …

Today's society is increasingly concerned with the social impacts of sustainability. Social
and economic difficulties necessitated a reconsideration of urban space, with socio-spatial …

Despite its theoretical and practical significance, urban social sustainability research lacks
robust definition, conceptualisation and measurement. In addition, the factors influencing …

Social concerns have caused a critical rethinking of urban space in today's society, with
sociospatial issues at the forefront of discussions. This study aims to better understand the …

Aims: Both social sustainability and health promotion emphasize the development of local
communities that satisfy human needs and enhance health and well-being. This scoping …