THE ACTUAL CONDITIONS OF DESIGN REVIEW BY ORDINANCE TO CONTROL TOWNSCAPE(Urban Planning)

Kawamoto, Ryota; Sano, Yuji; Okazaki, Atsuyuki; Takamizawa, Kunio; Aiba, Shin

doi:10.3130/aijt.9.421_1

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“…The urban planning proposals proposed by citizens were fully supported in terms of organization, professional knowledge, and funds [23]. In historical-cultural districts, regulations for the functions, styles, and colors of the spaces in front of private residences were formulated [24] so that the private spaces of the residents are updated in an orderly manner without destroying the original features of the historical-cultural districts. The above research only focused on the factors affecting informal construction behaviors and the morphological characteristics of spaces in traditional dense commercial blocks and paid less attention to daily life activities and pure living spaces [25,26].…”

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Sustainable Renewal of Spontaneous Spatial Characteristics of a Historical–Cultural District: A Case Study of Tanhualin, Wuhan, China

Shang

2023

Sustainability

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Based on a fixed-point survey of spontaneous space in the Tanhualin area of Wuhan, China, spontaneous space samples were obtained. The spatial typology method was used to summarize and compare the morphological and functional characteristics of the samples, and the space was divided into 10 types and seven functions. Through quantitative statistical analysis of the relationship between different spontaneous space forms and their spatial functions, it was found that residents’ behavior in daily life has a significant effect on spontaneous space renewal and district renewal. Based on the study of the spontaneous space of the Tanhualin historical–cultural district, this study determined the status quo of the space renewal and development of the district and put forward corresponding protection and renewal strategies. Finally, it provides a theoretical basis for the sustainable renewal and coordinated development of historical–cultural districts.

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Sustainable Renewal of Spontaneous Spatial Characteristics of a Historical–Cultural District: A Case Study of Tanhualin, Wuhan, China

Shang

2023

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Optimal Ratio for Renovating Historic Architectures into Profit-making Facilities with Conservation

Isawa

Watanabe

Honma

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In recent years, the method of renovating historic architectures into profit-making facilities becomes one of the major strategies in conservation. In order to make this strategy sustainable, it is helpful to examine the underlying structure, such as profit characteristics. This study proposes a decision model to analyze the optimal ratio for renovating historic architectures into profit-making facilities. An extended model is applied to seven historic architectures that Kyoto city's ordinance covers. This case study illustrates not only common parameters between examples but also different circumstances of each architecture.

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Analysis of the Actual Condition and Problem in Townscape Design Based on Ordinances to Control Townscapes

Emoto¹,

Ohgai²,

Tani³

2010

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THE ACTUAL CONDITIONS OF DESIGN REVIEW BY ORDINANCE TO CONTROL TOWNSCAPE(Urban Planning)

Cited by 3 publications

References 1 publication

Sustainable Renewal of Spontaneous Spatial Characteristics of a Historical–Cultural District: A Case Study of Tanhualin, Wuhan, China

Sustainable Renewal of Spontaneous Spatial Characteristics of a Historical–Cultural District: A Case Study of Tanhualin, Wuhan, China

Optimal Ratio for Renovating Historic Architectures into Profit-making Facilities with Conservation

Analysis of the Actual Condition and Problem in Townscape Design Based on Ordinances to Control Townscapes

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