Architecture and Urban Planning

Abstract There has been growing recognition of the significant role played by the term “third space” in the overall development of urban contemporary society. It has been a subject of critical analysis across multiple disciplines and intellectual traditions. The objective of this research is to enhance understanding of the formation of an urban third space in daily urban life by investigating people’s perceptions of it. This study establishes the essential requirement for a third space by using a coffeehouse as an example to show how these spaces fulfil contemporary societal needs. It concludes by demonstrating the importance of socio-spatial characteristics in the development of urban third spaces based on inferential statistics. This study offers a new understanding of the complexities associated with the formation of a third space, emphasising the importance of interdependence between society and space in the context of contemporary environments.

Upendra Vinay Joshi

Abhishek Kumar

Unfolding the Socio-Spatial Dimensions of Third Space in a Contemporary Milieu

揭示当代环境中第三空间的社会空间维度

Abstract Land is the most important asset used by humans for existence and has been exploited since the dawn of civilization. Due to the unprecedently high rate of population expansion that has resulted in chaotic urban development, the land use pattern in most metropolitan areas has changed significantly in the recent past. The unplanned development and rapid urbanization are also occurring in India’s hill cities, and thus land use planning is becoming increasingly important. Moreover, due to geography, terrain, slope, climate, susceptibility to natural disasters, and other factors, planning in the hills is very difficult. This has led to several problems in hill towns, all of which require a well-thought-out framework for systematic urban development. The prime objective of the study is to get fully acquainted with the current processes of land use planning in India and abroad by examining a variety of instances, as well as analysing the efficacy of such processes in their respective hill cities. A comparative study of best land use practices being followed in hill towns in India and abroad is also carried out to identify any gaps and issues in the land use planning techniques being used in Indian hill towns.

Swasti Sharma

Ashutosh Saini

Bhavna Shrivastava

Ashwani Kumar

A Comparative Study on the Issues and Impacts of Land Use Planning in Indian and International Hill Cities

印度与国际山地城市土地利用规划问题及影响的比较研究

Abstract As the city advances on its hinterland, new concepts emerge to highlight the urban-rural relations that take place in the areas where the urban and the rural systems are articulated. This paper takes up different concepts and their characteristics as well as a comprehensive individualization of the Buenos Aires urban-rural interface (UR-I). The paper aims to characterize the UR-I of Buenos Aires through a qualitative methodology. The paper analyses some preliminary discussions that allow us to establish the emergence of new logics of localization and shaping of the industries and logistics centres, large leisure and consumption facilities and the new ways of living, as well as the issue of the productive Buenos Aires UR- I, and invites us to review the territorial processes, the actors and the underlying factors in Buenos Aires.

Patricia López-Goyburu

The Urban-Rural Interface: Recent Concepts and Changes. The Case of Buenos Aires

城市-乡村交界区：近期概念与变化。以布宜诺斯艾利斯为例

Abstract In this study, three different mosques built after the modern period in Türkiye are analysed from an architectural point of view. The aim of the research is to make sense of the messages intended to be conveyed through worship structures and to read the messages conveyed through these structures within the framework of semiotic theory. Using the semiotic method, each building is analysed in terms of context and environment analysis, design principles and style, function, plan scheme, spatial analysis, structure, facade character and symbolic forms. In addition, the buildings are analysed in terms of Günther Fischer’s value criteria (location, size-measure, material, form, arrangement) and Ferdinand de Saussure’s semiotics. The method will help us understand the multidimensional meanings of architectural structures, and the importance of the study is emphasised by the fact that it provides a better understanding of the place of these structures in the cultural and social context. This research makes an important contribution to the understanding of the approaches followed in modern mosque designs and shows how the messages conveyed through architectural structures can be interpreted using semiotic theory. By shedding light on the design processes of modern mosques, it reveals the decisive role of context in this process. As a result of the evaluation, it is concluded that context is the most influential factor in modern mosque design, while other elements are shaped based on context.

Göktürk Peker

Fatih Semerci

Esra Yaldız

Reading the Examples of Modern Mosques in Turkey Through Semiotics

通过符号学解读土耳其现代清真寺的范例

Abstract Liveability within urban planning is a necessary prerequisite to the development of micro-housing. Liveability may contribute to improvement of urban environments where micro-homes are prevalent, notably, in highly populated urban areas. After a brief review of the concept, discussion is focused on whether the historic centre of Cascais has liveability standards to facilitate micro housing. The key metrics highlight if such metrics perform the role of determining whether Cascais fulfils the set liveability criteria.

Lidiane Batista

Hugo Farias

Can Micro-Housing Policies Enable Higher Liveability Standard in Urban Areas? Case Study of Cascais Historical Centre, Lisbon, Portugal

微型住房政策能否提升城市地区的宜居标准？以葡萄牙里斯本卡斯凯什历史中心为例

Abstract The paper focuses on the heterogeneity of the Lithuanian architects’ community across different fields of practice, including building design, building design and other projects, urban design, interior design, and other underrepresented design or non-design activities. It is based on a sociological survey involving 450 practising architects in Lithuania. The study identifies the distinct attitudes of each activity group towards architecture, architectural practice, and professional paths, generalises the profiles of these activity groups, and detects shared similarities or discrepancies among them. Architects involved in building design and those working on building design and other projects tend to share similar attitudes, forming the foundational worldview of the architectural community due to their quantitative prevalence. Interior designers and architects engaged in underrepresented design or non-design activities demonstrate relatively autonomous approaches. The latter group may either stand-alone or cluster with urban designers. The divergences in attitudes may lead to miscommunication within the professional community.

Edita Riaubienė

Eglė Navickienė

Architects from Different Fields of Activities in Lithuania and their Specific Mindsets

立陶宛不同领域建筑师的特定思维方式

涉及主题	地理历史工程类考古哲学社会学计算机科学政治学艺术生物法学视觉艺术经济建筑物理建筑工程生态学语言学环境科学土木工程环境规划数学地质学认识论业务
出版信息	出版商: Walter de Gruyter GmbH，出版周期: ，期刊类型: journal，开源期刊: 否
基本数据	创刊年份: 2019，原创研究文献占比: 0.00%，自引率:N.A.， Gold OA占比: 0.00%

Architecture and Urban Planning

期刊引文格式

有 1 位以上作者的期刊

有 2 位作者的期刊

有 3 位作者的期刊

有 5 位以上作者的期刊

书籍引用格式

学位论文引用格式

网页引用格式

专利引用格式

手工熬夜修改参考文献？研飞自动匹配期刊，一键轻松成稿，支持 Word/WPS

投稿经验分享

Unfolding the Socio-Spatial Dimensions of Third Space in a Contemporary Milieu

A Comparative Study on the Issues and Impacts of Land Use Planning in Indian and International Hill Cities

The Urban-Rural Interface: Recent Concepts and Changes. The Case of Buenos Aires

Reading the Examples of Modern Mosques in Turkey Through Semiotics

Can Micro-Housing Policies Enable Higher Liveability Standard in Urban Areas? Case Study of Cascais Historical Centre, Lisbon, Portugal

Unfolding the Socio-Spatial Dimensions of Third Space in a Contemporary Milieu

A Comparative Study on the Issues and Impacts of Land Use Planning in Indian and International Hill Cities

The Urban-Rural Interface: Recent Concepts and Changes. The Case of Buenos Aires

Reading the Examples of Modern Mosques in Turkey Through Semiotics

Architects from Different Fields of Activities in Lithuania and their Specific Mindsets

ISSN	1691-4333, 2255-8764
h-index	4