... and statistically validated using Lawshe’s content validity ratio ( CVR ) and Cronbach’s alpha. The process resulted in eight validated indicators representing physical, functional, and temporal dimensions of the built environment, with CVR values ranging from 0.60 to 0.87 and reliability coefficients between...

... Licensed re-use rights only built environment conservation cultural heritage Guizhou cultural and natural heritage human-centered development inclusion of indigenous groups inclusive community development traditional architecture Preserving local communities’ cultural capitals embody...

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...: the first section handlebar survey, the second section focuses on the perception study of women in the city, and the third section rates the cities’ infrastructure to enhance safety, security, and equality in the built environment, particularly through public space and street infrastructure. According...

...) 09 04 2025 09 10 2025 © 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only bibliometrics built environment environment sustainable development town and city planning urban ecological spaces (UES) Urbanisation has...

... and places in the built environment (Dobbins, 2009). As the population grows over the next several decades, the number of motorised vehicles such as automobiles and motorbikes will increase (World Health Organization, 2021 ; Fuelfreedom, 2019). In the global south, there is an ever-increasing number...

... to scholars who contributed to urban design paradigms (1960–1979) but whose discussed topics are unrelated to urban form. Corresponding author Abeer Elshater (abeer.elshater@eng.asu.edu.eg) American urban design built environment critical discourse dynamics European urban design...

... of approaches, historico-geographical, configurational, and lately morphometrics, which share a common interest in cross-cases regularities, hence practices of pattern recognition. built environment quantitative versus qualitative town & city planning urban form urban morphology The physical...

... is achieved (based on Equation (1)), resulting in global priority vectors or weights (Yang et al., 2008 ; Zebardast, 2013 , 2022). 1 W ANP =   lim K → ∞ ⁡ SM w built environment composite index developing countries F’ANP neighbourhood scale...

... in Macau. 13 05 2024 25 11 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 age-friendly city built environment gender difference Macau subjective evaluation urban green space urban regeneration Global ageing is the trend of the future population...

... increases a destination’s global appeal and competitiveness in tourism by focusing on authentic identity and captivating cultural experiences (Corte et al., 2010 ; McCamley, 2016 ; Nematpour et al., 2021). built environment competitive planning conservation cultural identity...

... and ecosystem crises since the 1990s. Moreover, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicts environmental damage will lead to 200 million permanent displacements by 2050. Built environment professionals such architects must act as agents of systemic change, driving the study’s investigation...

... Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2024 BMI built environment density diabetes green spaces high blood pressure public health The issue of obesity is a significant public health problem in the current era (Simmonds et al., 2015), resulting in higher mortality...

... elements alongside environmental benefits. 10 12 2023 10 07 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2024 built environment green urbanism nature-based solutions socio-cultural regeneration urban regeneration UN SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities...

.... This research opens the door for decision-maker, urban planners and city designers who build communities to bring women along in the built environment. Indian cities are growing rapidly by the day in terms of development and smart technologies. The Indian government established the Smart City Mission...

... Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines. In total, 58 of the 3344 studies had pre-defined criteria. The results were categorised into four sections: population density, building density, built environment factors, and sociodemographic factors. Finally, directions are provided for future studies due...

... 2021 05 01 2023 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2023 built environment child-friendly city colorful alley low-cost projects neighborhood improvement town & city planning urban regeneration In this current era of urban management in Iran (2020–2021), the Tehran...

... to assess urban form for a better understanding of the built environment by way of the historical method of constructing cities (Ahmadi et al., 2009). Similarly, Madanipour (1996) defined urban morphology as a systematic study of urban form, which includes the shape, plan, structure and functions...

... to engage in the long-term planning necessary for investment that is fundamental for effective good quality design (Carmona, 2010), whose time scales may stretch to 10 or 20 years and beyond. As a consequence, a low-quality built environment (buildings, streets and public spaces and neighbourhoods) has...

.... This method, which is summarised in general terms, is transferable, customisable and expandable with different criteria for different study areas. 11 10 2021 04 04 2022 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2022 built environment modelling sustainable development...