Journal of Urban Design

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Taner Oc, Professor Michael Southworth, Professor Matthew Carmona and Dr Elisabete Cidre

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Volume 24, issue 6, 2019

The influence of urban design theories in the transformation of urban morphology: Montreal from 1956 to 2018 pp. 815-839

François Racine

Skateparks as hybrid elements of the city pp. 840-855

Brian Glenney and Paul O’Connor

A tale of the last two film row districts: historic preservation and urban design in Kansas City and Oklahoma City pp. 856-877

Stephanie Frank

Pokémon Go-ing or staying: exploring the effect of age and gender on augmented reality game player experiences in public spaces pp. 878-895

Ruth Potts and Lachlan Yee

Aesthetical cognitive perceptions of urban street form. Pedestrian preferences towards straight or curvy route shapes pp. 896-912

Luca D’Acci

The effect of park renovation on civic trust: a survey experiment approach pp. 913-925

Alan Potter and Meredith L. Sadin

The influence of organic urban morphologies on opportunities for home-based businesses within inner-city districts in Hanoi, Vietnam pp. 926-946

Ha Minh Hai Thai, Quentin Stevens and Judy Rogers

Vancouverism pp. 947-950

John Punter

Colonizing, decolonizing, and globalizing Kolkata: from a colonial to a post-Marxist city pp. 951-952

Sandeep Agrawal

Volume 24, issue 5, 2019

Innovative street design in a city without freeways: the case of Vancouver pp. 677-697

Elizabeth Macdonald

Is there such a thing as a ‘fair’ distribution of road space? pp. 698-714

Samuel Nello-Deakin

Mapping neighbourhood outdoor activities: space, time, gender and age pp. 715-737

M. Reza Shirazi

Suburbia reimagined: Asian immigration and the form and function of faith-based institutions in Silicon Valley pp. 738-756

Willow Lung-Amam and Anisha Gade

Shaping Seoul’s memories: the co-evolution of memorials, national identity, democracy and urban space in South Korea’s capital city pp. 757-777

Quentin Stevens and Shanti Sumartojo

Everyday heritage concept as an approach to place-making process in the urban landscape pp. 778-793

Saruhan Mosler

Towards complex and integrated urban design in pre-crisis Spain: the case of the Padre Querbes urban project in Huesca pp. 794-811

Elena Lacilla Larrodé, Harry Smith and José María Ordeig Corsini

Designing the global city: Design excellence, competitions and the remaking of central Sydney pp. 812-813

Grace Oliver and Julian Bolleter

Volume 24, issue 4, 2019

Design review in the UK pp. 519-522

Matthew Carmona

Marketizing the governance of design: design review in England pp. 523-555

Matthew Carmona

Beauty in the eye of the design reviewer: the contested nature of UK design review pp. 556-574

Philip Black

Better quality built environments: design review panels as applied in Cambridge, England pp. 575-596

Bahar Durmaz-Drinkwater and Stephen Platt

Beyond design review: collaborating to create well-designed places in Scotland pp. 597-604

James T. White and Heather Chapple

Design review in Wales: the role of the Design Commission for Wales pp. 605-612

John Punter

Design review in Northern Ireland: the MAG process pp. 613-616

Ciaran Mackel and Lara Kinneir

Can art breach boundaries? Segregation and hierarchy at a fringe theatre festival in the Israeli mixed city of Acre pp. 617-639

Sharon Yavo Ayalon, Meirav Aharon-Gutman and Tal Alon Mozes

Extending urban stories through artistic research: the case of Jetty Street pp. 640-655

Crystal Victoria Filep

The logic of design: its role in understanding the antecedents of urban informality pp. 656-675

Kiran Keswani

Correction pp. 676-676

The Editors

Volume 24, issue 3, 2019

What can we really learn from Las Vegas? pp. 327-331

Jonathan Barnett

Las Vegas in digital times pp. 332-339

Klaus R. Kunzmann

Measuring experiential qualities of urban public spaces: users’ perspective pp. 340-364

Hadi Zamanifard, Tooran Alizadeh, Caryl Bosman and Eddo Coiacetto

The continued quest to assess public space pp. 365-367

Vikas Mehta

Assessing the long-term performance of the urban cores in four New Urbanist communities pp. 368-384

Mathew Novak

Ensuring park equity: a California case study pp. 385-405

Stephen Gibson, Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Vinit Mukhija

Changing use and performance of industrial estates from 1965 onward: the case of the Parkstad conurbation, the Netherlands pp. 406-423

Marijn van de Weijer

The image of the water city pp. 424-442

Hope Hui Rising

Introducing body-language methods into urban design to research the social and interactional potential of public space pp. 443-468

Patricia Simões Aelbrecht

A methodological framework for defining ‘typological process’: the transformation of the residential environment in Ankara, Turkey pp. 469-493

Duygu Gokce and Fei Chen

Measuring the differences of neighbourhood environment and physical activity in gated and non-gated neighbourhoods in Karachi, Pakistan pp. 494-513

Yasmeen Gul, Zahid Sultan, Mehdi Moeinaddini and Gul Ahmed Jokhio

Urban waterfront promenades, by Elizabeth Macdonald, Abingdon, Routledge, 2017, 298 pp., £44.99 (paperback), ISBN: 9781138824218 pp. 514-515

Conrad Kickert

Adaptations of the metropolitan landscape in delta regions, by Peter C. Bosselmann, New York, Routledge, 2018, 210 pp., USD 54.95 (paperback), ISBN: 9781138551961 pp. 516-517

Richard L. Hindle

Volume 24, issue 2, 2019

Design with (human) nature: recovering the creative instrumentality of social data in urban design pp. 165-182

Karl Kullmann

Response to Kullmann on methods of socio-spatial analysis in urban design pp. 183-185

Alison Hirsch

Social data in urban design – are we finally connected? Are we finally democratic? pp. 186-187

Philip Speranza

Towards evaluation design for smart city development pp. 188-209

Sally P. Caird and Stephen H. Hallett

Bringing design back: resetting liveability of a ‘near but not in the city’ housing environment in Sydney pp. 210-231

Mamun Rashid and Dilshad Rahat Ara

Place-making and the London estates: land ownership and the built environment pp. 232-248

Patrícia Canelas

Designing multiple urban space: an actor-network theory analysis on multiplicity and stability of public space pp. 249-268

Jihyun Kim

The place of public space in the lives of Middle Eastern women migrants in Australia pp. 269-289

Roja Gholamhosseini, Dorina Pojani, Iderlina Mateo Babiano, Laurel Johnson and John Minnery

Automotive retrofits in historic city centres and their potential effects on their walkability: a comparison of San Luis Obispo, CA, USA and Bath, England, UK pp. 290-304

Beverly J. Bass and Margaret Livingston

Temporary urban intervention in the vertical city: a place-making project to re-activate the public spaces in Hong Kong pp. 305-323

Francesco Rossini

Human ecology: how nature and culture shape our world pp. 324-325

Paolo Zaide

Volume 24, issue 1, 2019

Place value: place quality and its impact on health, social, economic and environmental outcomes pp. 1-48

Matthew Carmona

Design strategies to respond to the challenges of shrinking city pp. 49-64

Saehoon Kim

Contextuality of shrinkage and positionality of urban design pp. 65-67

Ali Madanipour

Framing the question: is shrinking good or bad? pp. 66-68

Anne Vernez Moudon

From urban shrinkage to urban qualities? pp. 68-70

Karina Pallagst

Market failure, shrinking cities and visionary thinking pp. 70-72

Marion Roberts

Designing for people and place in shrinking cities pp. 72-75

Brent D. Ryan

Hidden shrinkage, burgeoning inequality and opportunistic urban design pp. 75-77

Tim Townshend

Does the classic American main street still exist? An exploratory look pp. 78-98

Emily Talen and Hyesun Jeong

Measuring the robustness of neighbourhood business districts pp. 99-118

Vikas Mehta and Binita Mahato

Evaluating the quality of mid-sized city parks: a replication and extension of the Public Space Index pp. 119-136

Jocelyn Evans, Sara Z. Evans, John D. Morgan, Jamie A. Snyder and Frances P. Abderhalden

From water sensitive to floodable: defining for water resilient cities pp. 137-157

Elisa Palazzo

Cities in time, temporary urbanism and the future of the city pp. 158-163

David Chapman

Routledge Handbook of Graffiti and Street Art pp. 159-161

Emma Arnold

Two manuals to link urban morphological research and practice pp. 161-163

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