Levine, Daphna Sussman, Shai Aharon-Gutman, Meirav Yavo Ayalon, Sharon
Published in
Frontiers in Built Environment
This research introduces a pioneering methodology and user-friendly online dashboard for examining population shifts during urban redevelopment in Bat Yam, Israel, part of the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area. The simulation tool, operated through scripts, predicts how redevelopment scenarios will impact household demographics over time. Its output is a ...
Luo, Xiuming Yan, Zedong Ma, Chong Xie, Jinlong
Published in
Frontiers in Built Environment
This study explores the influence on urban sustainable development performance of residents’ resettlement as a result of urban renewal activities, aiming to develop a system dynamics model to simulate the performance of urban sustainable development performance at the perspective of urban renewal. The system dynamics model consists of four subsyste...
Durán Fernández, José Hidalgo Núñez, Álvaro
The constant growth of cities, since their creation have been followed by lethargy, and finally shrink until they reach decline. The 20th century has been an urban period in which many of the planet's old cities have stabilized becoming almost frozen, and then underwent a period of repair and renewal. This text will present different project attit...
Liu, Zhuojun Fang, Hongjia Xu, Shanshan Wu, Yilin Wen, Keyin Shen, Zitong Wang, Hongmei
Published in
Frontiers in Environmental Science
Introduction: In both of China and other industrializing countries, improving the efficiency of degraded industrial land use will help control urban sprawl brought about by rapid urbanization. The redevelopment of industrial parks in the countryside is becoming a starting point for phasing out high-polluting industries and an important source of la...
Steenbergen, Emy (author)
The complex relationship between humans and the natural world is still visible in 2023s urban planning: a city is a place for humans, and nature gives space to all non-human species. The anthropocentric perspective within the urban environment puts humans above non-human nature. This is also the case within urban renewal in the Netherlands, which a...
Li, Y. (author) Zhuang, T. (author) Qian, QK (author) Mlecnik, E. (author) Visscher, H.J. (author)
In the context of increasing focus on social sustainability, neighborhood rehabilitation has emerged as a crucial component of global urban renewal initiatives. Distinct from most renewal paradigms that are usually one-offs, neighborhood rehabilitation is a long-term endeavor that requires ongoing resident participation to effectively address diver...
Wallhagen, Jacob Rebeggiani, Marcello
Uppsatsen syftar till att studera stadsförnyelseprojekt i medelstora svenska kommuner intill rinnande vattendrag genom att studera projekten: Inre hamn i Karlstad, Inre hamnen i Norrköping och Norrtälje hamn i Norrtälje. De drivande frågeställningarna har varit: “hur har de valda kommunerna valt att arbeta med årummet i de undersökta projekten?”, s...
Shymanski, Geneviève (author)
As the Global South continues to rapidly urbanize, finding affordable and sustainable housing solutions is paramount. The Global Housing Graduation studio provides the opportunity to design new housing typologies through environmental and social lenses. São Paulo’s challenges with rapid urbanization and social inequality has left more than a millio...
Ong, Paul M. Pech, Chhandara Do, Christopher-Hung Yoon, Anne Wasserman, Jacob L.
This project uses mixed methods to examine the systemic causes and consequences of the construction of Stockton, California’s Crosstown Freeway and of urban redevelopment for Asian Americans communities. Stockton underwent spatial restructuring in the decades after the Second World War, and state and local government contributed and responded to th...
De Bruyn, Joeri;
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