Journal of Urbanism: International Research on Placemaking and Urban Sustainability

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Matthew Hardy and Emily Talen

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Volume 16, issue 4, 2023

Conviviality in the city: experience-based spatial design against the segregation of places pp. 407-429

Katja Maununaho, Eeva Puumala and Henna Luoma-Halkola

Child, play, and urban space: a historical overview and a holistic paradigm for child-centered urbanism pp. 430-446

Garyfallia Katsavounidou

Examining the streets of Kabalagala’s CBD Using Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) pp. 447-479

Hillary Shiverenje Songole

Assessing the COVID-19 outbreak effects on active mobility of men in comparison with women pp. 480-497

Amin Shaer, Meysam Rezaei and Behnam Moghani Rahimi

Factors affecting social sustainability in the historical city centres of Iran pp. 498-527

Arman Mirzakhani, Mateu Turró and Mostafa Behzadfar

New towns: the dilemma of newness and Genius Loci. The case of Bouinan, Algeria pp. 528-547

Mustapha Ben-Hamouche

Volume 16, issue 3, 2023

Understanding informal functional mix: morphogenic mapping of Old Dhaka pp. 267-285

Fatema Meher Khan, Elek Pafka and Kim Dovey

Implementation of a Place Game tool in the city of Rotterdam to enhance urban resilience to climate change through placemaking pp. 286-309

Konstantina Vidou and Dionysis Latinopoulos

Women’s mobilities and perceived safety: urban form matters. Evidence from three peripheral districts in the city of Bogotá pp. 310-340

Paola Pucci, Giovanni Vecchio and Erika Andrea Gallego Vega

Becoming walkable: relational and contextual effects of enhanced walkability pp. 341-357

Soroush Masoumzadeh, Caryl Bosman and Natalie Osborne

‘Just right’ urbanism? Beyond communitarian ideals in Stockholm’s compact neighbourhoods pp. 358-379

Crystal V. Olin and Michelle Thompson-Fawcett

Expanding in the mountains: spatial patterns of urban form in a rapidly urbanising small city of Vietnam pp. 380-406

Thi-Thanh-Hiên Pham, Jérémy Gelb and Isabelle Gagnon

Volume 16, issue 2, 2023

Lest we forget: media predictions of a post-Covid-19 urban future pp. 125-141

Dorina Pojani and Sara Alidoust

In and out of place in Federation Square pp. 142-167

Jonathan Daly

Streets, density, and the superblock: neighborhood planning units and street connectivity in Abu Dhabi pp. 168-195

Khaled Alawadi, Ngoc Hong Nguyen, Eiman Alrubaei and Martin Scoppa

Does café culture drive artistic enclaves? pp. 196-220

Hyesun Jeong

Unpacking Latino urbanisms: a four-part thematic framework around culturally relevant responses to structural forces pp. 221-241

Andrea Garfinkel-Castro

Framing the beholder’s visual experience: an investigation of perspectival thinking for urban design pp. 242-265

Hiroaki Hata and Ernest Sternberg

Volume 16, issue 1, 2023

Public space privatisation: are users concerned? pp. 1-18

Els Leclercq and Dorina Pojani

Walkability: a review of trends pp. 19-41

Rob Shields, Edmar Joaquim Gomes da Silva, Thiago Lima e Lima and Nathalia Osorio

Millennials and the contested urban legacy of post-war modernist social housing in the UK pp. 42-64

Patricia Simoes Aelbrecht and Aidan While

Star architecture projects and their effects: tracing the evidence pp. 65-83

J. Dreher, N. Alaily-Mattar and Alain Thierstein

The influence of family relations on the housing preferences of Millennials in Depok, Indonesia pp. 84-100

Joko Adianto, Rossa Turpuk Gabe and Muhammad Akmal Farraz

Safety-critical events in bicycle lanes in Jongno, Seoul pp. 101-124

Jiwoon Jeong, Youngjun Park and Sohyun Park

Volume 15, issue 4, 2022

Journal of urbanism editorial pp. 393-394

Emily Talen

Sustainable urban forms: eco-neighbourhoods in Europe pp. 395-420

Oriana Codispoti

The immigrant effect on commuting modal shares: variation and consistency across metropolitan zones pp. 421-441

Rafael Harun, Pierre Filion and Markus Moos

Changing public spaces and urban resilience in the City of Tshwane, South Africa pp. 442-469

Karina Landman and Darren Nel

Exploring nodality and connectivity as dimensions to promote sustainable urban form in medium-sized Chilean cities: the case of Isla Teja in Valdivia pp. 470-490

Mariana Estrada Velázquez, Antonio Zumelzu and Laura Rodríguez

Comparing approaches in urban morphology pp. 491-518

Cláudia Monteiro and Paulo Pinho

Volume 15, issue 3, 2022

Urban and environmental regeneration in Mexican cities: a design framework pp. 261-281

Miguel Angel Bartorila and Gabriel Diaz Montemayor

Subsurface visualization in the planning products of disaster scapes in the USA and Japan pp. 282-321

F.L. Hooimeijer, K. Sugano, D. Böing and F. LaFleur

Food assets for whom? Community perspectives on food asset mapping in Canada pp. 322-339

Tammara Soma, Tamara Shulman, Belinda Li, Janette Bulkan and Meagan Curtis

Developed vs. undeveloped streets in Da Nang, Vietnam: which are more usable, and for whom? pp. 340-366

Duy Thinh Do and Suguru Mori

Formal and cultural readings of a vanished community: explorations of the Jewish district of Łódź pp. 367-392

Ruthie Kaplan and Rachel Kallus

Volume 15, issue 2, 2022

The “public-isation” of private space – towards a charter of public space rights and responsibilities pp. 133-164

Matthew Carmona

The evolution of pathways linking main streets and marketplaces to home-based business locations in Hanoi, Vietnam pp. 165-191

Ha Minh Hai Thai, Quentin Stevens and Judy Rogers

An approach to visual interaction analysis of urban spaces. Central Barcelona as a case study pp. 192-221

Álvaro Clua, Carles Crosas and Josep Parcerisa

The safety of public space: urban design guidelines for neighborhood park planning pp. 222-240

Sungduck Lee

Does compact development in midsize cities contribute to quality of life? pp. 241-257

Sara Habibi and Esfandiar Zebardast

COVID-19’s challenges to urbanism: social distancing and the phenomenon of boredom in urban spaces pp. 258-260

Hisham Abusaada and Abeer Elshater

Volume 15, issue 1, 2022

Precedents in routine and non-routine design situations: an empirical study based on two contrasting urban development projects pp. 1-16

Nadia Arab and Rachel Mullon

Understanding passengers’ fear of crime at train stations through neighbourhood types: a typological study of the Copenhagen metropolitan area pp. 17-38

Sofie Kirt Strandbygaard, Lotte M. Bjerregaard Jensen, Bo Grönlund, Otto Anker Nielsen, Alan Keith Spence Jones and Matthew Flower

From underdetermined to overdetermined space: public/private interfaces and activities in residential alleys pp. 39-60

Miza Moreau

Urban porosity: a chronicle of spatial inclusion in Matonge, Brussels pp. 61-83

Jeroen Stevens

Appropriating public space: transformations of public life and loose parts in urban villages pp. 84-105

Matthijs Van Oostrum

The sound perceptions of urban pavements by sighted and visually impaired people – a case study in Surabaya, Indonesia pp. 106-129

Christina E. Mediastika, Anugrah S. Sudarsono and Luciana Kristanto

Community arts and culture initiatives in Singapore: understanding the nodal approach pp. 130-131

T. C. Chang

Volume 14, issue 4, 2021

Walkability – the New Urbanism principle for urban regeneration pp. 409-433

Monika Maria Cysek-Pawlak and Marek Pabich

Realised pedestrian accessibility of an informal settlement in Jakarta, Indonesia pp. 434-456

Isti Hidayati, C. Yamu and W. Tan

Designing urban parks for inclusion, equity, and diversity pp. 457-489

Vikas Mehta and Binita Mahato

The use of morphological description in neighbourhood planning: form-based assessment of physical character and design rules pp. 490-514

Garyfalia Palaiologou, Taimaz Larimian and Laura Vaughan

Volume 14, issue 3, 2021

Exploring food and urbanism II editorial pp. 263-271

Susan Parham

The foodscape of the urban poor in Jakarta: street food affordances, sharing networks, and individual trajectories pp. 272-287

Laura Arciniegas

Emotional diners and rational eaters – constructing the urban lunch experience pp. 288-308

Ari Hynynen, Inari Aaltojärvi, Anu Hopia and Heikki Uimonen

Digging up the past: urban agriculture narratives in Melbourne and São Paulo pp. 309-336

Adrian H. Hearn, Thaís Mauad, Chris Williams, Luis Fernando Amato-Lourenço and Guilherme Reis Ranieri

Urban food forestry networks and Urban Living Labs articulations pp. 337-355

Barbara Ribeiro and Nick Lewis

Planning for a sustainable food system. The potential role of urban agriculture in Lisbon Metropolitan Area pp. 356-386

Teresa Marat-Mendes, João Cunha Borges, AnaMélice Dias and Raul Lopes

Scaffolding transitions of possibility: the food walk as embodied method in Singapore pp. 387-408

Huiying Ng

Volume 14, issue 2, 2021

The rise and fall of the American pedestrian mall pp. 129-144

Samantha Matuke, Stephan Schmidt and Wenzheng Li

Sharing feelings about neighborhood transformation on Facebook: online affective placemaking in Amsterdam-Noord pp. 145-164

Pieter Breek, Jasper Eshuis and Joke Hermes

The sound of new urbanism pp. 165-184

Yalcin Yildirim and Mahyar Arefi

Extreme-city-territories. Coastal geographies in the Veneto region pp. 185-203

Chiara Cavalieri

Park access policies: measuring the effects of the introduction of fees and women-only days on the volume of park visitors and physical activity in Bahrain pp. 204-221

Joao Pinelo Silva

Immigration, education, sense of community and mental well-being: the case of visible minority immigrants in Canada pp. 222-236

Boadi Agyekum, Pius Siakwah and John Kwame Boateng

Public open spaces in private developments in Hong Kong: new spaces for social activities? pp. 237-261

Francesco Rossini and Melody Hoi-lam Yiu

Volume 14, issue 1, 2021

Young people: being apart, together in an urban park pp. 1-17

Irina van Aalst and Jelle Brands

Emerging narratives of parking supply and demand in contemporary cities pp. 18-33

Dorina Pojani and Neil Sipe

Living in the diagram: from Utopian landscape to modest urban neighborhood pp. 34-57

Joseph Heathcott

Greater Zurich does not use land parsimoniously: despite the spatial planning act, which has been in force since 1980 pp. 58-74

Sibylle Wälty

Urban spatial structure in central Iran: introduction & analysis of sahe-ja pp. 75-96

Shahead Maghreby, Samira Hosseini Yazdi, Mahmoud Ghalehnoee, Ghasem Motalebi and Stephen Caffey

Exploring sustainable urbanism in masterplanned developments: a collective case study of slippage between principles, policies, and practices pp. 97-124

Susan Parham and Alasdair Jones

5 Rules for tomorrow’s cities pp. 125-127

Doug Kelbaugh