A comparative study of urban form

Oliveira, Vítor; Monteiro, C.; Partanen, Jussi

doi:10.51347/jum.v19i1.4025

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“…Nas novas áreas de palafitas esta dinâmica permanece com as palafitas distribuídas em uma continuidade das ruas de asfalto e o desenho das ruas transversais possivelmente trazendo aos moradores a sensação de pertencimento ao núcleo urbano da cidade. A análise das áreas de ressaca da cidade de Macapá, tem como base os conceitos fundamentais desenvolvidos por M. R. G. Conzen (1960) e com as pesquisas aplicadas de Oliveira (2018), Oliveira et al (2015) e Netto et al (2014.…”

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Análise da morfologia urbana das áreas de ressaca (wetlands) de Macapá: o caso do bairro do Congós

Spíndola,

Drach

2023

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O estudo da forma urbana, nesta pesquisa, foi abordado com base nos conceitos de M. R. G. Conzen (1960) que fundamentaram os estudos da Escola Inglesa de Morfologia Urbana. A pesquisa tem como objetivo analisar a evolução urbana nas áreas de ressaca da cidade de Macapá, Amapá, com ênfase no Bairro do Congós, onde se encontra um complexo de duas áreas de ressaca: Ressaca Chico Dias e Ressaca do Beirol. Na análise do bairro do Congós e de suas respectivas áreas de ressaca: ressaca Chico Dias e ressaca Beirol, foram identificadas duas regiões morfológicas, cada uma delas com características específicas: uma em área não alagável com padrão de ocupação regular e outra nas áreas de ressaca com um padrão de ocupação de palafitas. A partir dos mapas elaborados é observada a expansão da forma urbana cartesiana com a expansão da cidade. Nas áreas de ressaca esse modelo torna-se mais orgânico apresentando desenho semelhante a espinhas de peixe ou mesmo plantas, como as samambaias.

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Análise da morfologia urbana das áreas de ressaca (wetlands) de Macapá: o caso do bairro do Congós

Spíndola,

Drach

2023

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“…Many scholars have studied urban change from the perspective of urban morphology [4][5][6][7], which emerged in the early 19th century, and three main schools of thought were formed: the Cozen historical-geographical school [4], the Muratori-Caniggia typological school [8], and the Versailles historic school [9]. All three viewpoints are based on old maps and materials, emphasizing the logic of urban composition [10], and advocate a historic evolutionary perspective to understand the city [11], despite the differences in their approaches. The Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) perspective and approach were verified to be an optimum ideology [12], which sees the city as the product of the interaction between the natural environment and human traditions accumulated over time [13], helping protect heritage areas in more sustainable ways [14].…”

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Transition of Urban Morphology in the Mountainous Areas Since Early-Modern Times from the Perspective of Urban Historic Landscape—A GIS Tools and Historical Map Translation Approach

Shen

Dong

2022

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Regenerating cities must blend modernization and heritage. Both urban morphology and Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) highlight historical processes and may assist in regeneration. Using Chongqing as the study example may further understand mountain cities, which are prevalent worldwide but seldom examined in morphology research. This study explores and organizes the historical modernization of Chongqing’s parent city from early-modern times to the present day using a universal approach established in this research developed by the HUL perspective and research framework, Geographic information system (GIS), Depthmap tool, and historical map translation method. Large-scale modernization occurred prior to the 1980s, followed by more modest rehabilitation projects. The whole procedure is described by the phrase “Construction first, then planning, then transformation,” which entails a “free growth” block structure at the outset, along with planning control. The study contributes the following: (1) Establishing a theoretical framework and research technique for the universal city based on historical sources and modern instruments; (2) Chongqing’s future sustainable development and historical preservation depend in large part on figuring out the city’s complicated modernization history; (3) The study of mountain cities may benefit from understanding the geographical development and spatial dynamic layering of Chongqing. (4) This study bridges the gap in time by going beyond the early modern period covered by the previous ones and into the post-statehood era (1949–2022).

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“…The process-typological approach Applied to the conservation of historic towns, the process-typological approach [17] was created by the Caniggian School, whose representatives are Muratori and Caniggia [18]. This approach is mainly applied to the architectural and urban design as well as the development and control of historic towns.…”

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Typo-Morphological Approaches for Maintaining the Sustainability of Local Traditional Culture: A Case Study of the Damazhan and Xiaomazhan Historical Area in Guangzhou

Jiao,

Wu,

Fang

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This paper studies the spatial forms and cultural sustainability of the Damazhan and Xiaomazhan historical area, the only area that reflects the development of the assembled-clan hall culture in Guangzhou. In the face of modernization and reconstruction, traditional culture plays an increasingly crucial role in modern cities, determining the expression of architectural uniqueness and continuous development that adapts to social needs. Therefore, preserving cultural characteristics is more relevant than ever. This study combines historical literature research with typo-morphological analysis to establish analytical strategies that link cultural sustainability with spatial evolution from the perspective of sustainable development. The analytical framework consists of three parts: First of all, through historical literature research, a thorough analysis is conducted on the cultural and social influencing factors from the Dynasties of Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing and the Republic of China to the reform and opening up period. Secondly, feature elements of the location are extracted, and a typo-morphological approach is used to analyze the sustained changes in spatial forms. Finally, the relationship between changes in block form and building types and the inheritance and development of traditional culture are demonstrated. The analytical results indicate that the continuity of cultural characteristics is embodied in the continuity of the block and architectural spatial characteristics, while cultural transformation and man-made social factors affect the changes in spatial forms. This paper combines the perspective of cultural sustainability analysis with the traditional typo-morphological approaches of urban spatial analysis, supplementing the existing typo-morphological methodology. In addition, guiding the development of urban morphology from the perspective of cultural sustainability is of prominent practical significance.

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A comparative study of urban form

Cited by 44 publications

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Análise da morfologia urbana das áreas de ressaca (wetlands) de Macapá: o caso do bairro do Congós

Análise da morfologia urbana das áreas de ressaca (wetlands) de Macapá: o caso do bairro do Congós

Transition of Urban Morphology in the Mountainous Areas Since Early-Modern Times from the Perspective of Urban Historic Landscape—A GIS Tools and Historical Map Translation Approach

Typo-Morphological Approaches for Maintaining the Sustainability of Local Traditional Culture: A Case Study of the Damazhan and Xiaomazhan Historical Area in Guangzhou

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