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Improving visual attractiveness to enhance city-river integration - a methodological approach for ongoing evaluation
The relationship between rivers and cities has evolved from a natural coexistence and interdependence to a progressive relationship of segregation and disintegration. This article uses a planning experiment to explore and discuss some concerns about visual attractiveness of city–river landscapes in promoting spatial integration of cities and rivers. It presents a methodological approach integrating expert opinions and public perception questionnaires. This is a contribution to making operational an ongoing aesthetic assessment of different dimensions and viewpoints at the city scale. This approach is illustrated with a case-study in the Lisbon metropolitan area and its main assessment results are integrated in a city–river profile that can be useful in ongoing evaluation processes of river landscapes and urban planning practice.
Improving visual attractiveness to enhance city-river integration - a methodological approach for ongoing evaluation
The relationship between rivers and cities has evolved from a natural coexistence and interdependence to a progressive relationship of segregation and disintegration. This article uses a planning experiment to explore and discuss some concerns about visual attractiveness of city–river landscapes in promoting spatial integration of cities and rivers. It presents a methodological approach integrating expert opinions and public perception questionnaires. This is a contribution to making operational an ongoing aesthetic assessment of different dimensions and viewpoints at the city scale. This approach is illustrated with a case-study in the Lisbon metropolitan area and its main assessment results are integrated in a city–river profile that can be useful in ongoing evaluation processes of river landscapes and urban planning practice.
Improving visual attractiveness to enhance city-river integration - a methodological approach for ongoing evaluation
Silva, Jorge Batista (author) / Saraiva, Maria da Graça (author) / Loupa Ramos, Isabel (author) / Bernardo, Fátima (author) / Silva, Jorge Batista / Saraiva, Maria da Graça / Loupa Ramos, Isabel / Bernardo, Fátima
2012-01-01
doi:10.1080/02697459.2012.704734
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
DDC:
710
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