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 11, issue 4, 2018

A public health perspective on small business development: a review of the literature pp. 387-411

Alina Schnake-Mahl, Jessica A. R. Williams, Barry Keppard and Mariana Arcaya

Walk Score® versus residents’ perceptions of walkability in Omaha, NE pp. 412-435

Bradley Bereitschaft

Is there suitable housing near work? The impact of housing suitability on commute distances in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver pp. 436-459

Markus Moos, Nick Revington and Tristan Wilkin

Informal settlement upgrading in South Africa: beneficiaries’ perceptions over nearly twenty-five years pp. 460-479

John Ntema, Ruth Massey, Lochner Marais, Jan Cloete and Molefi Lenka

In support of the unambiguous neighborhood: a proposed size typology pp. 480-502

Emily Talen

Urbanity and density in 20th century design pp. 503-504

Susan Parham

The past and future city: how historic preservation is reviving America’s communities pp. 505-508

Steven W. Semes

Volume 11, issue 3, 2018

“A tapestry without instructions.” Lived experiences of community in an outer suburb of Melbourne, Australia pp. 257-276

Fiona J. Andrews, Louise Johnson and Elyse Warner

Privileging the private home: a case of persuasive storytelling in early twentieth-century professional discourses pp. 277-302

Sonia A. Hirt

The significance of the subsurface in urban renewal pp. 303-328

Fransje L. Hooimeijer and Linda Maring

Residents’ relationship with green infrastructure in Cosmo City, Johannesburg pp. 329-346

Olumuyiwa Bayode Adegun

When green is grievous: downsides in human-nature interactions in informal urban settlements pp. 347-361

Olumuyiwa Bayode Adegun

Green urban cemeteries: more than just parks pp. 362-382

Margrete Skår, Helena Nordh and Grete Swensen

City of well-being: a radical guide to planning pp. 383-385

Eduardo Oliveira

Volume 11, issue 2, 2018

The economic impact of one to two-way street conversions: advancing a context-sensitive framework pp. 129-148

William Riggs and Bruce Appleyard

Residential preferences, transit accessibility and social equity: insights from the Denver region pp. 149-174

Kara S. Luckey, Wesley E. Marshall, Catherine Durso and Carol Atkinson-Palombo

Urban development around bus rapid transit stops in seven cities in Latin-America pp. 175-201

Daniel A. Rodriguez and C. Erik Vergel-Tovar

The structural variability of quarters and residential areas in the historical texture of the city of Yazd based on Islamic rules and jurisprudence: a case study of Golchinan quarter pp. 202-232

Hamid Azizi Bondarabady and Amir Reza Khavarian-Garmsir

Little Free Libraries: an examination of micro-urbanist interventions pp. 233-253

Carolina S. Sarmiento, J. Revel Sims and Alfonso Morales

Small town composition: sketching a shared area of argument pp. 254-256

Mark C. Childs

Volume 11, issue 1, 2018

Design governance the CABE way, its effectiveness and legitimacy pp. 1-23

Matthew Carmona, Claudio de Magalhães and Lucy Natarajan

Rethinking how built environments influence subjective well-being: a new conceptual framework pp. 24-40

Kostas Mouratidis

A human-scaled GIS: measuring and visualizing social interaction in Barcelona’s pp. 41-62

Philip Speranza

Climbing the city. Inhabiting verticality outside of comfort bubbles pp. 63-80

Andrea Mubi Brighenti and Andrea Pavoni

An indicator approach to sustainable urban freight transport pp. 81-102

Heleen Buldeo Rai, Tom van Lier, Dries Meers and Cathy Macharis

The resilience of a London Great Estate: urban development, adaptive capacity and the politics of stewardship pp. 103-127

Juliet Patricia Davis

Volume 10, issue 4, 2017

The travels, triumphs and travails of new urbanism: representational geographies in US newspapers, 1990–2012 pp. 385-400

Yonn Dierwechter and Brian Coffey

Feeling safe and comfortable in the urban environment pp. 401-421

Helen Bennetts, Veronica Soebarto, Susan Oakley and Paul Babie

Assessing equity and urban/rural road safety disparities in the US pp. 422-441

Wesley E. Marshall and Nicholas N. Ferenchak

Repealing minimum parking requirements in Buffalo: new directions for land use and development pp. 442-467

Daniel Baldwin Hess

How can authorities support urban consolidation centres? A review of the accompanying measures pp. 468-486

Philippe Lebeau, Sara Verlinde, Cathy Macharis and Joeri Van Mierlo

Evaluating the impacts of density on urban goods movement externalities pp. 487-499

Erica Wygonik and Anne Goodchild

DIY Detroit: making do in a city without services pp. 500-501

Hans Schlappa

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Volume 10, issue 3, 2017

New urban paradigm beyond the west: investigating the regeneration of urban villages in Guangzhou, China pp. 257-274

Zhihua Zhou

The role of ethnic retailing in retrofitting suburbia: case studies from Toronto, Canada pp. 275-295

Zhixi Cecilia Zhuang and Amanda Xiaoxuan Chen

Can web-based community engagement inform equitable planning outcomes? A case study of bikesharing pp. 296-309

Daniel Piatkowski, Wesley Marshall and Nader Afzalan

Rethinking the Providence Hill cable car: transit, equity, and urban design in Rio de Janeiro pp. 310-317

Patrick C. Braga

Meeting on the marketplace: on the integrative potential of The Hague Market pp. 318-332

Patrícia Schappo and Rianne van Melik

Territoriality and safety in urban residential neighborhoods in Nigeria pp. 333-355

Patience Adzande and Timothy Terver Gyuse

Placemaking and climate change adaptation: new qualitative and quantitative considerations for the “Place Diagram” pp. 356-382

A. Santos Nouri and João Pedro Costa

Cognitive architecture. Designing for how we respond to the built environment pp. 383-384

Ombretta Romice

Volume 10, issue 2, 2017

Why people walk: modeling foundational and higher order needs based on latent structure pp. 129-149

Patrick Buckley, Paul Stangl and Jeff Guinn

Permeability and interface catchment: measuring and mapping walkable access pp. 150-162

Elek Pafka and Kim Dovey

Space syntax analysis of tourists’ movement patterns in the historical district of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia pp. 163-180

Mahsa Mansouri and Norsidah Ujang

Neighborhood sociodemographics and change in built infrastructure pp. 181-197

Jana A. Hirsch, Geoffrey F. Green, Marc Peterson, Daniel A. Rodriguez and Penny Gordon-Larsen

Do “creative” and “non-creative” workers exhibit similar preferences for urban amenities? An exploratory case study of Omaha, Nebraska pp. 198-216

Bradley Bereitschaft

Towers on the steppe: compact city plans and local perceptions of urban densification in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia pp. 217-230

Raven Anderson, Michael Hooper and Aldarsaikhan Tuvshinbat

Generative forces shaping the traditional city: the case of Hoian, Vietnam pp. 231-253

Ngoc Hong Nguyen

La métropolisation en question pp. 254-255

Stéphane Sadoux

Neo-georgian architecture 1880-1970: a reappraisal pp. 255-256

Robert Adam

Volume 10, issue 1, 2017

Housing at the neighbourhood level: a review of the initial approaches to neighbourhood development plans under the Localism Act 2011 in England pp. 1-14

Nick Bailey

Mapping urban assemblages: the production of spatial knowledge pp. 15-28

Kim Dovey and Mirjana Ristic

How participatory processes impact children and contribute to planning: a case study of neighborhood design from Boulder, Colorado, USA pp. 29-48

Victoria Derr and Ildikó G. Kovács

Talking TOD: learning about transit-oriented development in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands pp. 49-62

Dea van Lierop, Kees Maat and Ahmed El-Geneidy

Integrating “standard” residents into “non-standard” communities: a longitudinal analysis of social capital in a new urbanist development pp. 63-76

Joseph F. Cabrera, Stephan Scholz, George Hobor and Omar Lizardo

Home touring as hospitable urbanism pp. 77-97

Jennifer Kitson

Eye-tracking technology, visual preference surveys, and urban design: preliminary evidence of an effective methodology pp. 98-110

Robert Noland, Marc D. Weiner, Dong Gao, Michael P. Cook and Anton Nelessen

Re-sensing Las Vegas: aesthetic entrepreneurship and local urban culture pp. 111-124

Michael Ian Borer

Walkability: to quantify or not to quantify pp. 125-127

William Riggs