Purpose This paper interrogates the impact of spatial transformations on urban life. It explores level individual and group satisfaction sense well-being within public realm; this is undertaken by reporting outcomes an assessment study three key open spaces in Belgrade, developed from a quality life (QoUL) perspective. Design/methodology/approach A systematic multilevel method utilised, with ai...

Using examples from medieval Europe and Africa, an approach to understanding urban open spaces is proposed. We argue that new digital high-resolution methodologies, combined with interpretive frameworks which stress the affective capacities of material world, call for a reappraisal as places disruption, creativity, emergent urbanity. advance intensive create methodological basis on reimagine em...

Green open space is an important part of the natural–social ecosystem, providing ecological services that maintain healthy development cities and society. Residents’ perceptions these benefits are largely related to their social-economic background as well familiarity with green spaces in neighborhoods. Understanding residents’ will contribute significantly urban planning by practical informati...

The research reported in this paper addresses the relationship between quality of open space and health related lifestyle in urban residential areas. The research was performed in the residential developments in Ljubljana, Slovenia, dating from the time of political and economic changes in the early nineties. Compared to the older neighborhoods, these are typically single-use residential areas,...

Urban green spaces encourage outdoor activity and social communication that contribute to the health of local residents. Examining the relationship between the use of urban green spaces and factors influencing their utilization can provide essential references for green space site selection in urban planning. In contrast to previous studies that focused on internal factors, this study highlight...