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 22, issue 6, 2017

Corrigendum pp. ci-ci

The Editors

Harmonious spaces: the influence of Feng Shui on urban form and design pp. 709-725

Manuela Madeddu and Xiaoqing Zhang

Comments on paper by Manuela Madeddu and Xiaoqing Zhang pp. 726-728

Ole Bruun

Commentary Response to ‘Harmonious spaces: the influence of Feng Shui on urban form and design’, by Manuela Madeddu and Xiaoqing Zhang pp. 729-731

Chris Coggins

Harmonious spaces pp. 732-734

Michael Hebbert

Chinese geomancy and traditional urban design pp. 735-737

Hong-key Yoon

‘Clubification’ of urban public spaces? The withdrawal or the re-definition of the role of local government in the management of public spaces pp. 738-756

Claudio de Magalhães and Sonia Freire Trigo

Redesigning China’s superblock neighbourhoods: policies, opportunities and challenges pp. 757-777

Har Ye Kan, Ann Forsyth and Peter Rowe

Urban green space for health and well-being: developing an ‘affordances’ framework for planning and design pp. 778-795

Mick Lennon, Owen Douglas and Mark Scott

Plan pedestrian friendly environments around subway stations: lessons from Shanghai, China pp. 796-811

Junfeng Jiao, Yong Chen and Ning He

Is New Urbanism changing the suburban development pattern? A case study of the Toronto region pp. 812-832

Jie Lan Xu

A comparative analysis of cyclists’ paths through shared space and non-shared intersections in Coventry, England pp. 833-844

Allison Duncan

Zoning reform for advancing sustainability: insights from Denver’s form-based code pp. 845-865

Ajay Garde and Andrea Hoff

Can we ‘Catch ‘em All’? An exploration of the nexus between augmented reality games, urban planning and urban design pp. 866-880

Ruth Potts, Lisa Jacka and Lachlan Hartley Yee

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 22, issue 5, 2017

The spatial dimensions of neighbourhood: how older people define it pp. 547-567

Sara Alidoust, Caryl Bosman, Gordon Holden, Heather Shearer and Leigh Shutter

Innovation districts and urban heterogeneity: 3D mapping of industry mix in downtown Sydney pp. 568-590

Scott Hawken and Jung Hoon Han

Exploring how urban design has sought to inspire confidence and longevity in Western Australia’s Pilbara region pp. 591-612

Julian Bolleter

New high-density intensified housing developments in Asia: qualities, potential and challenges pp. 613-636

Im Sik Cho, Zdravko Trivic and Ivan Nasution

The traditional shopping street in Tokyo as a culturally sustainable and ageing-friendly community pp. 637-657

Kien To and Keng Hua Chong

Multiple expectations: assessing the assumed roles of theory in relation to urban design pp. 658-669

Hooman Foroughmand Araabi

Forming post-socialist urban identities through small-scale heritage-based regeneration: a role for intangibles? pp. 670-688

Krassimira Paskaleva and Ian Cooper

Clustering cities through urban metrics analysis pp. 689-708

Francisco Goerlich Gisbert, Isidro Cantarino Martí and Eric Gielen

Volume 22, issue 4, 2017

Heritage, urban regeneration and place-making pp. 429-432

John Pendlebury and Heleni Porfyriou

Historic conservation in rapid urbanization: a case study of the Hankow historic concession area pp. 433-454

Shidan Cheng, Yang Yu and Kuncheng Li

Conservation and revitalization of historic streets in China: Pingjiang Street, Suzhou pp. 455-476

Jing Xie and Tim Heath

The artisan economy and post-industrial regeneration in the US pp. 477-493

Paul Hardin Kapp

Multiple approaches to heritage in urban regeneration: the case of City Gate, Valletta pp. 494-501

G. J. Ashworth and J. E. Tunbridge

Revalorizing colonial era architecture and townscape legacies: memory, identity and place-making in Irish towns pp. 502-519

Arthur Parkinson, Mark Scott and Declan Redmond

‘Evolving’ or ‘lost’ identity of a historic public space? The tale of Gençlik Park in Ankara pp. 520-543

Müge Akkar Ercan

Design governance: the CABE experiment pp. 544-546

Judith Ryser

Volume 22, issue 3, 2017

The blight of beautification: Bangkok and the pursuit of class-based urban purity pp. 291-307

Michael Herzfeld

Grand designs down under: utopias and urban projects in mid-nineteenth century New Zealand pp. 308-325

Diane Brand

Dialectic of design, rhetoric of representation pp. 326-346

Brettany Shannon and Tridib Banerjee

Evaluating the local socio-economic impact of redevelopments using shift-share analysis: a case study of destination redevelopments in Las Vegas (1990–2010) pp. 347-369

Joseph J. Danko and Dean M. Hanink

The practice of tree worship and the territorial production of urban space in the Indian neighbourhood pp. 370-387

Kiran Keswani

Transit-oriented street design in Beijing pp. 388-410

Weichang Kong and Dorina Pojani

A lone light? A critical assessment of the outcomes of the Rundle Convergence Project in Adelaide, South Australia pp. 411-427

Matthew W. Rofe and Ebony Cetinich

Volume 22, issue 2, 2017

Urban design in an age of recession pp. 133-136

Marion Roberts and Tim G. Townshend

There is only one thing worse for urban design than a recession, and that is a boom pp. 137-139

Sir Terry Farrell

Urban decay and regeneration: context and issues pp. 140-143

Alexander Cuthbert

Urban design in the neoliberal era: reflecting on the Greek case pp. 144-146

Charis Christodoulou and Sasa Lada

Urban design in an age of recessions: reflections on a sobered discipline pp. 147-149

Brent D. Ryan

Urban design, central London and the ‘crisis’ 2007–2013: business as usual? pp. 150-166

Marion Roberts

Toxic high streets pp. 167-186

Tim G. Townshend

Temporary intervention and long-term legacy: lessons from London case studies pp. 187-207

Krystallia Kamvasinou

Exploring urban resilience in practice: a century of vacant sites mapping in Dublin, Edinburgh and Philadelphia pp. 208-228

Philip R. Crowe and Karen Foley

Mapping the gendered city: investigating the socio-cultural influence on the practice of walking and the meaning of walkscapes among young Saudi adults in Riyadh pp. 229-248

Mohammed Almahmood, Eric Scharnhorst, Trine Agervig Carstensen, Gertrud Jørgensen and Oliver Schulze

Post-suburban revitalization? Redevelopment of suburban business centres in the Frankfurt/Rhine-Main region pp. 249-272

Hendrik Jansen, Maike Wünnemann and Frank Roost

Do food trucks and pedestrians conflict on urban streets? pp. 273-290

Renia Ehrenfeucht

Volume 22, issue 1, 2017

The formal and informal tools of design governance pp. 1-36

Matthew Carmona

Can we extend design governance to the big urban design decisions? pp. 37-39

Jonathan Barnett

The generic and the specific in urban design pp. 39-41

Jon Lang

The curious subject of design ‘governance’ pp. 41-43

Gary Hack

Residents’ preferences for walkable neighbourhoods pp. 44-58

Katherine Brookfield

Does walkability undermine neighbourhood safety? pp. 59-75

Hongwei Dong

A design framework for small parks in ultra-urban, metropolitan, suburban and small town settings pp. 76-95

Melissa Anne Currie

Modelling 3D spatial enclosure of urban open spaces pp. 96-115

H. Serdar Kaya and Hasan Mutlu

Private-public space in a Nordic context: the Tjuvholmen waterfront development in Oslo pp. 116-132

Sverre Bjerkeset and Jonny Aspen