Land Special Issue: Urban Nature, Public Space and Walkable Urban Form for Climate Resilience, Planning and Design

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Abstract


This Special Issue invites interdisciplinary research exploring the interplay between walkability, green infrastructure, urban form, public space, and climate resilience. It aims to provide evidence and strategies showing how integrated green, pedestrian, and public-space networks can enhance connectivity, ecological performance, liveability, and climate adaptation in urban areas. The issue seeks conceptual, methodological, and practical contributions addressing sustainable urban form, planning policies, urban forestry, and the revitalisation of existing urban fabrics.


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Architecture; urban morphology; historical cities

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International journal of urban and territorial morphological studies; Grünberg Verlag, Weimar-Rostock, http://www.grunbergverlag.de/; Print ISSN: 2748-2812; Online ISSN: 2748-3134

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