Post Occupancy Evaluation Model: Adaptive Measure Towards Sustainable Neighborhood Development

Yaman, Rostam; Thadaniti, Suwattana; Ahmad, Noraini; Abdullah, Jamalunlaili; Ismail, Farrah Zuhaira

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“…Other US-based studies suggested underachievement in social equity and livability, such as affordable housing, crime reduction, demographic diversity, and green space provision [ 45 , 46 ]. In the Asia context, several studies assessed the outcomes of pilot projects certified by Malaysia’s Green Township Index, showing deficiencies in areas such as biodiversity considerations, flood protection, low-impact materials, demographic diversity, universal accessibility [ 47 , 48 ], security, and community participation [ 28 , 29 ]. Neighborhood-level discourses in India mainly explored how the degree of land-use mix influenced neighborhood sustainability, with results generally supporting a moderate level of land-use mix based on travel behavior measures and resident perception [ 49 ].…”

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Sustainability outcomes and policy implications: Evaluating China’s “old urban neighborhood renewal” experiment

Wang,

Wu,

Chiles

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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Globally, old urban neighborhood transformation has become a new urban sustainability focus for its significant contribution to the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal 11. A regeneration-oriented approach is particularly important for Chinese cities with a dwindling land supply, obsoleting infrastructure, and inadequate standard of living. Using a mixed-methods approach informed by BREEAM Communities, we examined two Chinese initiatives—old urban neighborhood renewal (OUNR) and sponge city development (SCD)—through a comprehensive study of pilot project sustainability, policy emphases and gaps, and broader governance implications. We found that SCD’s top-down technocratic management was highly efficient in enhancing neighborhood hydrological functions and physical environment. However, successes were undermined by the lack of climate considerations and civic participation. Besides actionable recommendations for applied scholarship and policymaking in China, we provide insight into how the OUNR/SCD initiatives may broadly inform worldwide urban regeneration practices through project and policy experimentations that build adaptive capacity.

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Sustainability outcomes and policy implications: Evaluating China’s “old urban neighborhood renewal” experiment

Wang,

Wu,

Chiles

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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Post occupancy evaluation comparative analysis towards sustainable township development

Yaman,

Rahman,

Thadaniti

et al. 2023

Xvii Mexican Symposium on Medical Physics

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Post Occupancy Assessment Comparative Analysis Towards Sustainable Township Development

Yaman

Rahman

Ismail

et al. 2023

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Sustainable township development is the foundation of a sustainable society; however, the development of sustainable neighbourhoods as it currently stands will not permit all stakeholders, particularly end users, to effectively address current or anticipated unforeseen situations that are beyond the scope of physical development. Thus, it is crucial to determine if a pre-occupancy sustainable neighbourhood concept or a certified green project acknowledged sustainable dimension pillars (SDP) adaptive measures after occupancy. The purpose of the study was to identify the post-occupation township development's based on of sustainable criteria. The Stakeholders-Inclusion Approach and Post-Occupancy Evaluation Model were utilised as evaluation tools. This study's objective is to assess and classify the SDP gap in environmental, social, and economic responsiveness and balance methodology towards progressive developments in sustainable and resilient neighbourhood development at the community and individual levels. The respondents of this study are end-users or homeowners who have resided in these developments for over a year. In post-occupancy sustainable neighbourhoods, the findings revealed SDP adaptation gaps. As a result, it provides significant identified criteria measures for further improvement and refinement towards the development of a resilient and sustainable ASEAN neighbourhood.

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Post Occupancy Evaluation Model: Adaptive Measure Towards Sustainable Neighborhood Development

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Sustainability outcomes and policy implications: Evaluating China’s “old urban neighborhood renewal” experiment

Sustainability outcomes and policy implications: Evaluating China’s “old urban neighborhood renewal” experiment

Post occupancy evaluation comparative analysis towards sustainable township development

Post Occupancy Assessment Comparative Analysis Towards Sustainable Township Development

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