Urban Planning

2016 - 2025

Current editor(s): Tiago Cardoso

From Cogitatio Press
Bibliographic data for series maintained by António Vieira () and IT Department ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

2022, volume 7, articles 4

Accessible and Inclusive Cities: Exposing Design and Leadership Challenges for Bunbury and Geelong pp. 1-12

Adam Johnson, Richard Tucker, Hing-Wah Chau and Elmira Jamei

Comparative Analysis of 20-Minute Neighbourhood Policies and Practices in Melbourne and Scotland pp. 13-24

Hing-Wah Chau, Ian Gilzean, Elmira Jamei, Lesley Palmer, Terri Preece and Martin Quirke

Integrating Health Into the Urban Master Plan of Vic, Barcelona: A Comprehensive Approach pp. 25-41

Anna Puig-Ribera, Marta Rofin, Judit Bort-Roig, Eva Aumatell, Albert Juncà, Marc de San Pedro, Francesc Garcia-Cuyàs, Cati Chamorro, Lorena Perona-Ribes, Josep Ramon Torrentó, Guillem Jabardo-Camprubí, Fabiana Palmero and Marina Geli

Putting Health at the Heart of Local Planning Through an Integrated Municipal Health Strategy pp. 42-60

Angela Freitas and Paula Santana

Co-Benefits of Transdisciplinary Planning for Healthy Cities pp. 61-74

Roderick J. Lawrence

Public Space Usage and Well-Being: Participatory Action Research With Vulnerable Groups in Hyper-Dense Environments pp. 75-89

Stephanie Y. S. Cheung, Danyang Lei, Faye Y. F. Chan and Hendrik Tieben

City Models and Preventive Planning Strategies for Resilient Cities in Germany pp. 90-95

Detlef Kurth

Greenery and Urban Form vs. Health of Residents: Evaluation of Modernist Housing in Lodz and Gdansk pp. 96-112

Małgorzata Hanzl and Magdalena Rembeza

A Healthy City for All? Social Services’ Roles in Collaborative Urban Development pp. 113-123

Lina Berglund-Snodgrass, Maria Fjellfeldt, Ebba Högström and Urban Markström

Transit-Oriented Development and Livability: The Case of the Najma and Al Mansoura Neighborhoods in Doha, Qatar pp. 124-139

Almaha Al-Malki, Reem Awwaad, Raffaello Furlan, Michael Grosvald and Rashid Al-Matwi

Rethinking the Contextual Factors Influencing Urban Mobility: A New Holistic Conceptual Framework pp. 140-152

Taha Chaiechi, Josephine Pryce, Emiel L. Eijdenberg and Simona Azzali

Inequitable Housing Practices and Youth Internalizing Symptoms: Mediation Via Perceptions of Neighborhood Cohesion pp. 153-166

Richard C. Sadler, Julia W. Felton, Jill A. Rabinowitz, Terrinieka W. Powell, Amanda Latimore and Darius Tandon

Hawker Centres: A Social Space Approach to Promoting Community Wellbeing pp. 167-178

Valeriya Radomskaya and Abhishek Singh Bhati

Enlarging the Human Climate Niche: Integrating Urban Heat Island in Urban Planning Interventions pp. 179-194

Rayan Mounayar and Daniel Florentin

Sustainable Heritage Preservation to Improve the Tourism Offer in Saudi Arabia pp. 195-207

Silvia Mazzetto

Planning and the High-Rise Neighbourhood: Debates on Vertical Cities pp. 208-212

Brian Webb and James T. White

Planning for Lower-Income Households in Privately Developed High-Density Neighbourhoods in Sydney, Australia pp. 213-228

Hazel Easthope, Laura Crommelin, Sophie-May Kerr, Laurence Troy, Ryan van den Nouwelant and Gethin Davison

Rise Overrun: Condoization, Gentrification, and the Changing Political Economy of Renting in Toronto pp. 229-244

Sean Grisdale and Alan Walks

Young Families and High-Rise: Towards Inclusive Vertical Family Housing pp. 245-252

Lia Karsten

Negotiating Vertical Urbanization at the Public–Private Nexus: On the Institutional Embeddedness of Planning Committees pp. 253-266

Johannes Herburger, Nicola Hilti and Eva Lingg

Opportunities and Challenges of Municipal Planning in Shaping Vertical Neighbourhoods in Greater London pp. 267-283

Lucía Cerrada Morato

High-Rises and Urban Specificity: Politics of Vertical Construction in Paris, London, and Vienna pp. 284-297

Andrea Glauser

Housing in Germany and the Rebirth of the High-Rise in Post-Modern Urban Design pp. 298-312

Uwe Altrock

“Double Ageing” in the High-Rise Residential Buildings of Tokyo pp. 313-324

Taro Hirai

Planning and Architecture as Determining Influences on the Housing Market: Budapest–Csepel’s Post–War Housing Estates pp. 325-338

Tamás Egedy, Balázs Szabó, Hlib Antypenko and Melinda Benkő

High Neighbor! Residents’ Social Practices in New Danish High-Rises pp. 339-351

Mette Mechlenborg

Common Areas, Common Causes: Public Space in High-Rise Buildings During Covid-19 pp. 352-363

Loren March and Ute Lehrer

Urban Verticality Shaped by a Vertical Terrain: Lessons From Chongqing, China pp. 364-376

Yi Jin

The Challenges of Social Infrastructure for Urban Planning pp. 377-380

Ebba Högström, Lina Berglund-Snodgrass and Maria Fjellfeldt

The Spaces of Social Services as Social Infrastructure: Insights From a Policy-Innovation Project in Milan pp. 381-397

Massimo Bricocoli, Benedetta Marani and Stefania Sabatinelli

Apartment Living and Community Care: Experiences of People With Intellectual Disability, Their Families, and Support Staff pp. 398-408

Phillippa Carnemolla

Street-Level Workers and the Construction of Social Infrastructure in Suburban Neighbourhoods pp. 409-419

Jenni Kuoppa and Päivi Kymäläinen

Towards Digital Social Infrastructure? Digital Neighborly Connectedness as a Social Resource pp. 420-431

Yann P. M. Rees, Sebastian Kurtenbach, Katrin Rosenberger and Armin Küchler

Learning From Covid-19: Social Infrastructure in Disadvantaged Housing Areas in Denmark pp. 432-444

Marie Stender and Lene Wiell Nordberg

Non-Formal Cultural Infrastructure in Peripheral Regions: Responsibility, Resources, and Regional Disparities pp. 445-456

Lea Fobel

The Changing Role of Student Housing as Social Infrastructure pp. 457-469

Yvonne Franz and Elisabeth Gruber

A “Motor” for the Neighbourhood? Urban Planning and the Challenges of Relocating Cultural Infrastructures pp. 470-485

Christoph Mager and Madeleine Wagner

Constructing Common Meeting Places: A Strategy for Mitigating the Social Isolation of Disadvantaged Neighbourhoods? pp. 486-498

Trine Agervig Carstensen, Christine Benna Skytt-Larsen, Anne Gravsholt Busck and Nina Glomså Søraa

Shared Housing as Public Space? The Ambiguous Borders of Social Infrastructure pp. 499-509

Karin Grundström

Seeing Streetscapes as Social Infrastructure: A Paradigmatic Case Study of Hornsbergs Strand, Stockholm pp. 510-522

Jing Jing

“Ageing in Place” and Urban Regeneration: Analysing the Role of Social Infrastructure pp. 523-533

Camilla Lewis, Sophie Yarker, Mark Hammond, Niamh Kavanagh and Christopher Phillipson

2022, volume 7, articles 3

The Resilient Metropolis: Planning in an Era of Decentralization pp. 1-3

Thomas J. Vicino

Urban Crises and the Covid-19 Pandemic: An Analytical Framework for Metropolitan Resiliency pp. 4-14

Thomas J. Vicino, Robert H. Voigt, Mahir Kabir and Jonathan Michanie

Working From Home and Covid-19: Where Could Residents Move to? pp. 15-34

Johannes Moser, Fabian Wenner and Alain Thierstein

The Gender–Poverty–Mobility Nexus and the Post-Pandemic Era in South Africa pp. 35-48

Lindsay Blair Howe

Reimagining the Future of the Sydney CBD: Reflecting on Covid-19-Driven Changes in Commercial and Residential Property Trends pp. 49-62

Gabriela Quintana Vigiola, Juaneé Cilliers and Luis Hernando Lozano-Paredes

Uneven Trajectories and Decentralisation: Lessons From Historical Planning Processes in Saint-Étienne pp. 63-74

Victoria Pinoncely

“The System Is the System, Isn’t It?”: The Case for a Just Devolution pp. 75-85

Liam O'Farrell and Roman Zwicky

Different Forms of Welfare Provision for Diverse Suburban Fabrics: Three Examples From Italy pp. 86-97

Lorenzo De Vidovich

Between Decentralization and Recentralization: Conflicts in Intramunicipal and Intermunicipal Governance in Tokyo’s Shrinking Suburbs pp. 98-114

Hiroaki Ohashi, Nicholas A. Phelps and John Tomaney

From a Small Village to an Exclusive Gated Community: Unplanned Suburbanisation and Local Sovereignty in Post-Socialist Hungary pp. 115-129

Adrienne Csizmady, Márton Bagyura and Gergely Olt

When Modern Housing Built Optimistic Suburbia: A Comparative Analysis Between Lisbon and Luanda pp. 130-143

Inês Rodrigues

Contemporary Decentralized Development of a Centrally Planned Metropolis: The Case of Budapest pp. 144-158

Anna Kornélia Losonczy, Annamária Orbán and Melinda Benkő

Developing Polycentricity to Shape Resilient Metropolitan Structures: The Case of the Gdansk–Gdynia–Sopot Metropolitan Area pp. 159-171

Piotr Lorens and Anna Golędzinowska

Examining Socio-Economic Inequality Among Commuters: The Case of the Jakarta Metropolitan Area pp. 172-184

Adiwan Aritenang

Spatial Knowledge and Urban Planning pp. 185-190

Anna Juliane Heinrich, Angela Million and Karsten Zimmermann

“DALSTON! WHO ASKED U?”: A Knowledge-Centred Perspective on the Mapping of Socio-Spatial Relations in East London pp. 191-205

Carsten Jungfer, Fernanda Palmieri and Norbert Kling

“Emancipatory Circuits of Knowledge” for Urban Equality: Experiences From Havana, Freetown, and Asia pp. 206-218

Stephanie Butcher, Camila Cociña, Alexandre Apsan Frediani, Michele Acuto, Brenda Pérez‐Castro, Jorge Peña‐Díaz, Joiselen Cazanave‐Macías, Braima Koroma and Joseph Macarthy

Transforming Spatial Practices Through Knowledges on the Margins pp. 219-229

Zuzana Tabačková

Copenhagen’s Struggle to Become the World’s First Carbon Neutral Capital: How Corporatist Power Beats Sustainability pp. 230-241

Ulrik Kohl and John Andersen

Mobilising Situated Local Knowledge for Participatory Urban Planning Through Storytelling pp. 242-253

Hanna Seydel and Sandra Huning

Sharing and Space-Commoning Knowledge Through Urban Living Labs Across Different European Cities pp. 254-273

Doina Petrescu, Helena Cermeño, Carsten Keller, Carola Moujan, Andrew Belfield, Florian Koch, Denise Goff, Meike Schalk and Floris Bernhardt

The Scaling Potential of Experimental Knowledge in the Case of the Bauhaus.MobilityLab, Erfurt (Germany) pp. 274-284

Luise Kraaz, Maria Kopp, Maximilian Wunsch and Uwe Plank-Wiedenbeck

Evidence-Based Planning: A Multi-Criteria Index for Identifying Vacant Properties in Large Urban Centres pp. 285-298

Thiago Corrêa Jacovine, Kaio Nogueira, Camila Nastari Fernandes and Gabriel Marques da Silva

Rendering Affective Atmospheres: The Visual Construction of Spatial Knowledge About Urban Development Projects pp. 299-310

Sophie Mélix and Gabriela Christmann

Co-Creation and the City: Arts-Based Methods and Participatory Approaches in Urban Planning pp. 311-314

Juliet Carpenter and Christina Horvath

Co-Creation Beyond Humans: The Arts of Multispecies Placemaking pp. 315-325

Cecilie Sachs Olsen

Urban Drama: Power Mediation in Antagonistic Copenhagen pp. 326-339

Jan Lilliendahl Larsen and Martin Severin Frandsen

Co-Creation From the Grassroots: Listening to Arts-Based Community Organizing in Little Tokyo pp. 340-350

Jonathan Jae-an Crisman

Picture This: Exploring Photovoice as a Method to Understand Lived Experiences in Marginal Neighbourhoods pp. 351-362

Juliet Carpenter

A Framework for Co-Design Processes and Visual Collaborative Methods: An Action Research Through Design in Chile pp. 363-378

Macarena Gaete Cruz, Aksel Ersoy, Darinka Czischke and Ellen van Bueren

From Urban Consumption to Production: Rethinking the Role of Festivals in Urban Development Through Co-Creation pp. 379-393

Nicole Foster

Planning With Art: Artistic Involvement Initiated by Public Authorities in Sweden pp. 394-404

Sofia Wiberg

Cultivating Urban Storytellers: A Radical Co-Creation to Enact Cognitive Justice for/in Self-Built Neighbourhoods pp. 405-417

Catalina Ortiz

Online Podcast Production as Co-Creation for Intercultural Participation in Neighbourhood Development pp. 418-429

Robert Barbarino, Bianca Herlo and Malte Bergmann

From Narrative Objects to Poetic Practices: On Figurative Modes of Urbanism pp. 430-439

Jeremy Allan Hawkins

2022, volume 7, articles 2

Challenges of Energy Renovation pp. 1-4

Tineke van der Schoor and Fred Sanders

Social Housing Net-Zero Energy Renovations With Energy Performance Contract: Incorporating Occupants’ Behaviour pp. 5-19

Margot Pellegrino, Carole Wernert and Angéline Chartier

Residents’ Perceptions of a Smart Technology Retrofit Towards Nearly Zero-Energy Performance pp. 20-32

Veronika Mooses, Ingmar Pastak, Pilleriine Kamenjuk and Age Poom

The Comfort Tool: Assessment and Promotion of Energy Efficiency and Universal Design in Home Renovations pp. 33-44

Ermal Kapedani, Jasmien Herssens, Erik Nuyts and Griet Verbeeck

Concerns of Owner-Occupants in Realising the Aims of Energy Transition pp. 45-57

Mieke Oostra and Nelleke Nelis

How a Sustainable Renovation Influenced the Environmental Values of Those Involved pp. 58-69

Mazin Bahho and Brenda Vale

Unlocking Grey Scientific Data on Resident Behaviour to Increase the Climate Impact of Dutch Sustainable Housing pp. 70-80

Fred Sanders and Marjolein Overtoom

Reusing Timber Formwork in Building Construction: Testing, Redesign, and Socio-Economic Reflection pp. 81-96

Arno Pronk, Stijn Brancart and Fred Sanders

Let’s Get Sociotechnical: A Design Perspective on Zero Energy Renovations pp. 97-107

Stella Boess

Renewable Energy Communities as a New Actor in Home Energy Savings pp. 108-122

Frans H. J. M. Coenen and Thomas Hoppe

Lessons From EU-Projects for Energy Renovation pp. 123-130

Tineke van der Schoor

From Smart Urban Forests to Edible Cities: New Approaches in Urban Planning and Design pp. 131-134

Alessio Russo and Francisco J. Escobedo

The Place of Urban Food Forests in Cities of the 21st Century pp. 135-138

Paloma Cariñanos, Simone Borelli, Michela Conigliaro and Alessio Fini

Species Richness, Stem Density, and Canopy in Food Forests: Contributions to Ecosystem Services in an Urban Environment pp. 139-154

Cara A. Rockwell, Alex Crow, Érika R. Guimarães, Eduardo Recinos and Deborah La Belle

From Desk to Field: Countering Agrourbanism’s “Paper Landscapes” Through Phenomenology, Thick Description, and Immersive Walking pp. 155-159

Robert France

Factors and Strategies for Environmental Justice in Organized Urban Green Space Development pp. 160-173

Dillip Kumar Das

Citizen Participation in Urban Forests: Analysis of a Consultation Process in the Metropolitan Area of Rouen Normandy pp. 174-185

Charlotte Birks, Damien Féménias and Charly Machemehl

Multifunctional Green Infrastructure in Shrinking Cities: How Does Urban Shrinkage Affect Green Space Planning? pp. 186-201

Olivia Lewis, Sílvia Sousa and Paulo Pinho

Making Green Work: Implementation Strategies in a New Generation of Urban Forests pp. 202-213

Víctor Muñoz Sanz, Sara Romero Muñoz, Teresa Sánchez Chaparro, Lorena Bello Gómez and Tanja Herdt

The Future’s Not What It Used To Be: Urban Wormholes, Simulation, Participation, and Planning in the Metaverse pp. 214-217

Andrew Hudson-Smith and Moozhan Shakeri

Unstable Wormholes: Communications Between Urban Planning and Game Studies pp. 218-228

Moozhan Shakeri

Co-Designing Urban Planning Engagement and Innovation: Using LEGO® to Facilitate Collaboration, Participation and Ideas pp. 229-238

Mark Tewdwr-Jones and Alexander Wilson

Gamifying Decision Support Systems to Promote Inclusive and Engaged Urban Resilience Planning pp. 239-252

Nathan Fox, Victoria Campbell-Arvai, Mark Lindquist, Derek Van Berkel and Ramiro Serrano-Vergel

Curating Player Experience Through Simulations in City Games pp. 253-263

Jayanth Raghothama, Jannicke Baalsrud Hauge and Sebastiaan Meijer

Network of Games: An Ecology of Games Informing Integral and Inclusive City Developments pp. 264-277

Ekim Tan

Playing With Uncertainty: Facilitating Community-Based Resilience Building pp. 278-294

Bryann Avendano-Uribe, Heide Lukosch and Mark Milke

New Insights, New Rules: What Shapes the Iterative Design of an Urban Planning Game? pp. 295-305

Cristina Ampatzidou, Joost Vervoort, Zeynep Falay von Flittner and Kirsikka Vaajakallio

Playing for Keeps: Designing Serious Games for Climate Adaptation Planning Education With Young People pp. 306-320

Stephan Hügel and Anna R. Davies

Procedural Cities as Active Simulators for Planning pp. 321-329

Flora Roumpani

Minecraft and Playful Public Participation in Urban Design pp. 330-342

James Delaney

Incoming Metaverses: Digital Mirrors for Urban Planning pp. 343-354

Andrew Hudson-Smith

2022, volume 7, articles 1

City as Flux: Interrogating the Changing Nature of Urban Change pp. 1-4

Aseem Inam

Agents of Change in the Domestic Built Environment pp. 5-20

Fani Kostourou

How Does Water Behave? Unstable Milieu and Stable Agencements in Dakar’s Flooded Suburbs pp. 21-31

Romain Leclercq

The Changing Nature of In-Between Spaces in the Transformation Process of Cities pp. 32-43

Magdalena Rembeza and Aleksandra Sas-Bojarska

Planning Adaptation: Accommodating Complexity in the Built Environment pp. 44-55

Kevin Muldoon-Smith and Leo Moreton

Fits-and-Starts: The Changing Nature of the Material City pp. 56-71

Aseem Inam

Change by Activism: Insurgency, Autonomy, and Political Activism in Potosí-Jerusalén, Bogotá, Colombia pp. 72-81

Juan Usubillaga

The Myth of Beirut’s Resilience: Introduction to the Thematic Issue pp. 82-86

Liliane Buccianti-Barakat and Markus Hesse

Urbanism and Geographic Crises: A Micro-Simulation Lens on Beirut pp. 87-100

Ali Termos and Neil Yorke-Smith

Conservation of Beirut’s Urban Heritage Values Through the Historic Urban Landscape Approach pp. 101-115

Ibtihal Y. El-Bastawissi, Rokia Raslan, Hiba Mohsen and Hoda Zeayter

The Evolutions, Transformations, and Adaptations in Beirut’s Public Spaces pp. 116-128

Christine Mady

Neighborhood Planning for a Divided City: The Case of Beirut pp. 129-141

David Aouad

Urban Transformations and Complex Values: Insights From Beirut pp. 142-154

Elisabetta Pietrostefani

Tourist Maps to Capture Place Identity During Disruptive Events: The Case of Beirut pp. 155-168

Laura Simak

Redesigning Informal Beirut: Shaping the Sustainable Transformation Strategies pp. 169-182

Piotr Lorens, Dorota Wojtowicz-Jankowska and Bahaa Bou Kalfouni

Relational Urbanisation, Resilience, Revolution: Beirut as a Relational City? pp. 183-192

Michael Rafferty

The Terms of Dwelling pp. 193-196

Yael Allweil and Gaia Caramellino

The Notion of Housing Need in France: From Norms to Negotiations (19th–21st Centuries) pp. 197-206

Yankel Fijalkow

Systematization: A Key Term in 20th-Century Romanian Urbanism pp. 207-222

Dana Vais

Affordable Futures Past: Rethinking Contemporary Housing Production in Portugal While Revisiting Former Logics pp. 223-240

Gisela Lameira, Luciana Rocha and Rui Jorge Garcia Ramos

From Homes to Assets and From Pioneers to Shareholders: An Evolving Frontier Terminology pp. 241-253

Gabriel Schwake

The Kleinhaus and the Politics of Localism in German Architecture and Planning, c. 1910 pp. 254-266

Isabel Rousset

Self-Management of Housing and Urban Commons: New Belgrade and Reflections on Commons Today pp. 267-279

Anica Dragutinovic, Uta Pottgiesser and Wido Quist

What’s in the Mix? Mixed-Use Architecture in the Post-World War II Years and Beyond pp. 280-295

Inbal Ben-Asher Gitler

The Co-’s of Co-Living: How the Advertisement of Living Is Taking Over Housing Realities pp. 296-304

Federico Coricelli

Meanings of Self-Building: Incrementality, Emplacement, and Erasure in Dar es Salaam’s Traditional Swahili Neighborhoods pp. 305-320

Priscila Izar

The Impact of Post-War Transnational Consultants in Housing and Planning Development Narratives: The Case of Otto Koenigsberger pp. 321-335

Mónica Pacheco

Collective Housing in Belgium and the Netherlands: A Comparative Analysis pp. 336-348

Els De Vos and Lidwine Spoormans

Brutalism and Community in Middle Class Mass Housing: Be’eri Estate, Tel Aviv, 1965–Present pp. 349-368

Yael Allweil and Noa Zemer

“You and Your Neighborhood”: Neighborhood, Community, and Democracy as New Paradigms in Wartime American Architecture pp. 369-384

Gaia Caramellino