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Frontiers of Urban and Rural Planning
ISSN 2731-6661 · Springer · 68 artikel di indeks
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Research on the evaluation of human settlement landscapes in lakeside traditional villages of Plateau Lake Regions— a case study of Dianchi Lake, Kunming
Abstract Amid rapid urbanization, traditional villages in plateau lake regions face the dual challenges of ecological degradation and deteriorating quality of human settlements. Grounded in human settlement science theory, this study employs the AHP-TOPSIS methodology to construct an evaluation…
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Enhancing interdisciplinary competence in built environment research: evaluating the impact of a two-day design charrette on undergraduates
Abstract The call for built environment students to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration during their education remains critical. However, administrative and perceived structural constraints often hinder the integration of interdisciplinary learning experiences. This study examines…
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Developing a conceptual framework of urban DNA using evolutionary theories
Abstract As cities evolve in increasingly complex ways, urban planners and researchers are focusing on creating long term and stable visions that are location-specific, sustainable, and inclusive. This visioning process often results in a fundamental question: Is there an underlying urban DNA, a…
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Evolving geography of coworking spaces in Pune: drivers of growth in knowledge clusters
Abstract In this study, we analyzed the transformation of coworking geography before and after COVID-19 across 335 locations in Pune and used kernel density to select two clusters for this research. This paper presents an empirical investigation of socioeconomic determinants and lifestyle factors…
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Divergent trajectories of global urbanization: Intra-national spatial inequality and structural mismatch across the Global North and South
Abstract Global urbanization is transforming the spatial organization of land, population, and economic activity, yet these processes rarely proceed synchronously or evenly within national territories. Most global assessments rely on national aggregates or disconnected city samples, obscuring…
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Evaluation of cultural ecosystem services in urban green spaces and youth loneliness: evidence from Tabriz and Sanandaj, Iran
Abstract Loneliness among young people has become a growing public health concern, particularly in urban environments where increasing population density often coincides with weakened social connections. Urban parks provide a range of Cultural Ecosystem Services (CES) that may support social…
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Global dynamic changes in urban design: a critical review of theoretical evolution and emerging paradigms
Abstract Urban design theory has evolved through successive paradigm shifts since the early twentieth century, each driven by the failure of existing frameworks to address specific urban crises. This review examines three questions: what mechanism produces paradigm shifts; what different…
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From rigidity to flexibility: reforming urban planning studio pedagogies in developing nations
Abstract This exploratory study examines how experienced Iranian urban planning educators perceive the alignment of selected studio-based learning models with key pedagogical values. The central research question is how do Iranian planning educators prioritize different pedagogical values and rank…
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Towards a co-evolutionary framework of urban–rural integration: evidence from 44 global cases
Abstract Rapid urbanization has intensified the structural divide between urban and rural areas, making urban–rural integration (URI) a critical issue for sustainable territorial development. Existing URI research has generated valuable insights into factor flows, spatial coordination, and policy…
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Beyond binary urban-rural classifications: a continuous urbanicity gradient index
Abstract Traditional urban-rural dichotomies fail to capture the complexity of contemporary settlement patterns, constraining both scientific progress and policy applications in urbanization research. To address this gap, we introduce the Urbanicity Gradient Index (UGI), a continuous measure that…
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From vision to practice: five years of responsible Urban AI and community insight
Abstract This paper examines how artificial intelligence can be responsibly integrated into urban planning institutions, education, and community decision making. It explores the socio-technical frameworks needed to ensure that Urban AI supports equitable, transparent, and effective planning…
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Planning for the metropolitan countryside: reflections from the Sino-UK symposium on rural planning and spatial governance
Abstract The Sino-UK Symposium on Rural Planning and Spatial Governance, held at Tongji University, Shanghai, on the 21 and 22 June 2026, brought together scholars based in China and the United Kingdom to present research, and debate issues of shared concern, focused on understanding and…
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Envision the future of China’s urban planning PhD education through a retrospective analysis of urban planning PhD education in the US
Abstract Doctoral education plays a key role in cultivating high-level talent, advancing scientific research, and strengthening practical capacities in urban planning. It is also fundamental to the long-term development and validity of the discipline. Compared with European countries and the United…
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The nexus between housing categories and educational inequality in Shenzhen, China: exploring the role of land-development revenue in public service provision
Abstract Chinese cities exhibit a housing-education nexus similar to their western counterparts, despite the absence of a property tax system, which raises questions about the institutional mechanisms underlying this alignment. This study explains the housing-education nexus in Chinese cities…
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Roundtable discussion on rethinking gentrification through urban regeneration
Abstract Urban regeneration has become a central strategy in contemporary urban development, reshaping physical environments while simultaneously transforming social structures, networks, and patterns of access. Across diverse contexts, regeneration initiatives are frequently accompanied by uneven…
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From pathway to symbiosis: rethinking urban planning in the age of AI
Abstract This featured interview traces Professor Zhong-Ren Peng’s eight-year research trajectory on artificial intelligence in urban planning, from the pathway paper’s four-phase typology of Urban Planning AI to Symbiotic Planning Theory and the CORE framework for governed human–AI co-creation…
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Scenario planning for renewable energy transition for rural towns in the United States: lessons from Algona City of Iowa, United States
Abstract Rural towns across the world face unique challenges in navigating energy transitions. The hurdle is dire in the United States due to demographic shifts, aging infrastructure, and limited institutional capacity. This paper examines how exploratory scenarios can serve as participatory…
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Assessing sea-level rise impacts on active mobility: a case study of Amsterdam
Abstract Active mobility, including walking and cycling, is a core strategy for sustainable urban development, yet its adaptation to sea level rise (SLR) risks in coastal cities remains underexplored. Taking Amsterdam, the Netherlands as a case study, this paper assesses the vulnerability of active…
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Digital applications in China’s urban–rural heritage conservation: technological development, governance challenges, and optimisation pathways
Abstract This study critically examines how digital technologies contribute to the sustainable conservation and revitalisation of urban–rural heritage in China, focusing on their empowering effects and inherent challenges. Through a qualitative multiple case analysis of 30 representative Chinese…