Industrial building adaptive reuse for museum. Factors affecting visitors’ perceptions of the sustainable urban development potential

Vardopoulos, Ioannis

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2022.109391

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“…Positive differences mean that the performance is higher than expected, and consumers will be very satisfied at this time. The negative difference means that the performance is lower than expectations, and consumers will feel disappointed [7].…”

Section: Expecting Differences Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on Satisfaction of the Historic District Macao with the Difference of Tourist Expectations Under Digital Information

Chen,

Xie,

Gao

et al. 2024

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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Due to the extensive and uneven network of tourism information digital, the gap between tourist expectations and satisfaction are affected by various factors. This paper investigates the difference in expectations and satisfaction of tourists in the historical city of Macao under the network digital information, and comprehensively uses the expectation difference model, customer satisfaction theory, questionnaire survey, field interview, and SPSS mathematical statistics. This study is to helps identify the inadequacies of Macao’s historic districts, provides references and explanations for decision-makers, promotes the development of Macao’s tourism industry, and improves the economic benefits brought by tourism. The data in this paper is based on a sample survey of 300 tourists who went to the historical city of Macao through Internet information. The results of the study revealed that tourists’ expectations of the historic city of Macau were lower than expected, and their satisfaction with the supporting facilities for tourism consumption was slightly lower. Through the establishment of the expectation difference model, the analysis shows that “service attitude and skill of tourism practitioners” is the main reason affecting tourism satisfaction on the scale of expectation and satisfaction.

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Section: Expecting Differences Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on Satisfaction of the Historic District Macao with the Difference of Tourist Expectations Under Digital Information

Chen,

Xie,

Gao

et al. 2024

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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“…The construction industry also contributes to the overall socio-economic development of each country [48]. Sustainable construction is a unifying and holistic construction process, which aims to restore and maintain harmony between the natural and built environment and the establishment of settlements that affirm human dignity and the encouragement of economic justice [49,50]. To date, however, construction activities are mainly concerned with economic performance [51], while environmental and social activities are of lower priority [52].…”

Section: Sustainable Urban Development and Constructionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental sustainability assessment of excavation, construction, and demolition waste conditions and practices across Greece and Cyprus

Pavlides,

Vardopoulos,

Papamichael

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The construction industry led by the real estate sector plays a significant role in the environmental performance. Excavation, construction, and demolition waste are important waste generators in Europe. Many of the materials are recyclable or reusable, however rates of reuse and recycling vary greatly across Europe. The objective of this preliminary research is to analyse the excavation, construction, and demolition waste conditions that have prevailed in recent years throughout Europe, with a focus on Greece and Cyprus, considering the scarce coverage of this specific subject matter. The study outlines the excavation, construction, and demolition waste management principles and trends, as well as the methods for prevention, reduction, reuse, and recycling. Findings suggest a) an increase of the excavation, construction, and demolition waste, in connection with the construction industry growth, b) uncontrolled disposal is a common practice, which, however, severely pollutes the environment, and c) policymakers advocate for circular economy integration strategies. The current analysis argues that the answer to the efficient management of excavation, construction, and demolition waste involves prevention policies development, long-term strategic planning across all levels, as well as treatment, reuse, and recycling in waste management establishments using vertically integrated operations.

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“…Considerable literature indicates a positive link between mega infrastructure project investments and sustainable development (indicatively; Mitoula and Patargias 2002;Mitoula et al 2013;Vardopoulos and Theodoropoulou 2018;Mitoula and Papavasileiou 2021;Papavasileiou and Mitoula, 2021). However, some researchers cite the possible negative impacts of such projects, socially, on social and environmental developments.…”

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Mega infrastructure projects and their contribution to sustainable development: the case of the Athens Metro

Mitoula

Papavasileiou

2023

Econ Change Restruct

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This paper examines the critical role of Mega Infrastructure Projects in sustainable urban and peripheral development by presenting a Sustainable Infrastructure Serum Analysis supported by primary field research. In the Athens Metro case study, we examined the project's impact on sustainable development by analysing the opinions of the project's users. As a result, the Athens Metro serves as a case study to help us better understand sustainable infrastructure as a framework for green growth from the standpoint of society. The three pillars of sustainable development are inextricably linked. This study focuses on the social comprehension and acceptance of a Mega Infrastructure Project effects. We attempt to demonstrate the interdependence of the three pillars of sustainable development through public opinion responses to our research by developing a statistical model fed by public responses to a prototype questionnaire that we developed to support our research objectives. The study's findings highlighted the project's social acceptability and necessity by establishing a direct positive correlation between sustainability, society, the economy, and the environment from the standpoint of society.

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Industrial building adaptive reuse for museum. Factors affecting visitors’ perceptions of the sustainable urban development potential

Cited by 34 publications

References 98 publications

Study on Satisfaction of the Historic District Macao with the Difference of Tourist Expectations Under Digital Information

Study on Satisfaction of the Historic District Macao with the Difference of Tourist Expectations Under Digital Information

Environmental sustainability assessment of excavation, construction, and demolition waste conditions and practices across Greece and Cyprus

Mega infrastructure projects and their contribution to sustainable development: the case of the Athens Metro

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