Accelerated urbanization has led to regional disruptions and exacerbated imbalances in
spatial quality, social cohesion, and inequalities. Urban regeneration, as a mitigating …

New town developments aim to improve spatial layout and quality of human habitats in
metropolitan areas. However, due to high-density compact development and inadequate …

China is gradually shifting towards more sustainable urban development, and the local
governments are increasingly promoting social and environmentally sustainable spatial …

In China's fourteenth five-year plan, urban regeneration has become one of the most crucial
strategies for activating the existing cities. Since creating vibrant urban spaces is a critical …

Environmental pollution is a major cause of nuisance and ill health among urban residents.
Complaints are traditionally self-reported through phone-based systems. Social media …

The 2023 SDGs report underscores the prolonged disruption of COVID-19 on community
living spaces, infrastructure, education, and income equality, exacerbating social and spatial …

Sustainable urban forms (SUF) guide spatial creation, significantly revitalise the
development of traditional settlements, and are an essential theoretical support for urban …

Urban vitality, understood as a key factor in the achievement of cities' sustainability, shows a
strong relationship with urban morphology. The city theorist Jane Jacobs suggested …

Public sentiment can effectively evaluate the public's feelings of well-being in the urban
environment and reflect the quality of the spatial environment to a certain extent. Previous …

Urban vitality is the comprehensive characterization of the activities and processes in the
city, which is influenced not only by environmental factors but also by the vitality of …