Cemeteries are often seen as monofunctional spaces for burial and mourning and, within
the dynamically changing urban fabric, as a planning conundrum. Long periods of stability …

Policy advocacy to address socioeconomic and racial/ethnic inequities in access to urban
green space (eg, parks) in the US and elsewhere are often stymied by two dominant …

Der Ansatz der grünen Gentrifizierung hat sich seit den 2000er-Jahren zu einem
Forschungsstrang an der Schnittstelle von kritischer Wohnungsmarkt-und …

Planners need to fully understand the quantity of land supply and its matching relationship
with population demand, as these are prerequisites for urban greenspace planning. Most …

While many public life studies focus on the influence of the physical environment, people's
influence on other people's public life is less studied, of which children's influence is rarely …

While various cities across the globe are becoming greener, urban greening initiatives, often
lauded for their positive contributions, can create injustices in the communities they …

Cities have been the cradle of human civilization, with ongoing efforts to achieve the ideal
city. Park cities prioritize “public” and “fair” principles in urban governance, emphasizing …

This paper contributes empirically and conceptually to ongoing debates on the social and
spatial implications of the circular economy in cities. We aim to offer a perspective on what a …

This article is an illustration on how the people of Amman have created temporary urban
spaces as a means of coping with COVID-19 restrictions, particularly how they have …

This research seeks to answer what process should be done for a comprehensive analysis
and s‌tudy of producing urban space. The research method of the present s‌tudy is influenced …