Urban Design International

Papers
(The median citation count of Urban Design International is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-03-01 to 2025-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
A typological approach to maintain character in historic urban areas13
Health, city, and urban design12
Smell-waking as a cognitive mapping tool: investigating the smellscape of Syrian food for placemaking in Cairo’s outskirts11
Changing approaches to green infrastructure design: from modernism to the future: Warsaw case study11
More than ‘urban character’: an introduction to the concept of fengmao and fengmao-led planning and design in China10
Co-creative placekeeping in Los Angeles: artists and communities working together9
Resilient university campus in the city in COVID and post-COVID era—recommendations, guidelines, and evidence from research in Italy and Poland8
Introduction to the UDI special issue—Reflections on Balkan urbanism7
Commentary: beauty in urban design - oppression or emancipation?7
Work in and for a Healthy City7
Contemporary approaches to healthy and livable public spaces: Proximity, flexibility, and diversification6
Public Space, Vikas Mehta, Routledge, 2023, £27.99, 268 pp, ISBN: 97810321370256
A narrative-led approach for the revitalization of places of memory: a case study of Haiyan moat waterfront (Zhejiang, China)6
Multidimensional analyses of walkability in city centres by using mobile methodologies: Beşiktaş and Delft experiences5
Reimagining urban design futures: Innovative theories and practices from the Global South5
High-density mobile LiDAR for measuring urban streetscape features4
Social and cultural transformation of urban form: some insights from the MENA region4
Plot transformation and effects on public space in eight verticalized neighborhoods of the Santiago Metropolitan Area, Chile4
Green urban evaluation index for the central districts of cities in developing countries: case of Jordan4
When a city must be a tree: rethinking the spatial approach to fighting epidemics based on the notion of ‘intermediate confinement’4
Correction to: Assessing human emotional responses to the design of public spaces around subway stations: a human factors research4
The Routledge Handbook of Urban Design Research Methods, Hesam Kamalipour, Patricia Aelbrecht, and Nastaran Peimani (eds.), Routledge, 2023, £205.00, 578pp, ISBN: 9780367768058 and Research Handbook o3
Developing a blue-green infrastructure (BGI) community engagement framework template3
Single-family courtyard houses in Poland: conditions and perspectives for development based on the example of Krakow3
Women Reclaiming the City: International Research on Urbanism, Architecture and Planning, Tigran Haas, 2023, £85.00, 337 pages, ISBN: 978-1-5381-6265-13
UDI editorial: resilience, well-being and urban design3
Sociopetality or sociofugality? The effects of post-pandemic on public open space3
A typological approach to the transformation of cave dwellings in Baishe Village, Shaanxi, China3
Urban design in China3
James T. White and John Punter (Eds), Condoland: the planning, design, and development of Toronto's CityPlace2
Microenvironments: towards a socio-spatial understanding of territorial expression for urban design2
Correction: Reflective practice as a basis for building a sustainable public space: the case of Kartuzy2
Correction to: Measuring age-friendliness based on the walkability indices of older people to urban facilities2
Friction space and the re(dis)covery of urban roads2
Public’s perceptions of urban identity of Thessaloniki, Greece2
What if “sense of place” is already strong? An in-depth investigation in an award-winning American neighbourhood2
Waterfront development and planning control: a case study of Victoria Dockside in Hong Kong2
A critical review for Cairo’s green open spaces dynamics as a prospect to act as placemaking anchors2
Makeshift as spatio-temporal mechanism tactics of urban interior in Kampung Bustaman Semarang, Indonesia2
Revisiting the public health-urban design nexus in the post-pandemic era2
Publisher Correction: Evaluating microscale walkability: a comparative analysis of street audits2
The research-practice gap: comparing planning and morphologically based proposals2
Designing for possibility in public space: affordance, assemblage, and ANT2
Plans and outcomes for mixed use in new apartment buildings: A Gothenburg programme for suburban infills1
Space and spatial practices in times of confinement. Evidence from three European countries: Austria, France and Poland1
Urban design and informal settlements: placemaking activities and temporary architectural interventions in BaSECo compound1
The planners’ response to COVID-191
Urban design leadership: part 1, the styles of leadership1
The urban food forest: Creating a public edible landscape1
The emerging community planning in the super-blocks of New Belgrade1
Building with superblocks: Study of Gulf corporation cities1
Can urban design be a science for health studies?1
Measuring age-friendliness based on the walkability indices of older people to urban facilities1
Toward a social responsibility-based model for urban design education1
On the spontaneous beauty of cities: neither design nor chaos1
Pedestrian accessibility in spatial gridiron organisations: a measure by regarding visual graph analysis1
Musings on theorizing, co-producing, designing, and encountering the public space1
Correction to: Urban design in China1
An urban plan evaluation for park accessibility: a case in Izmir (Türkiye)1
Cognitive, behavioral, social, and cultural characteristics of the city and urban design1
Following the process: unfolding how form-based code—as a travelling concept—has been adapted within the social, cultural, and architectural context of Riyadh1
Emerging knowledge on the social dimension of urban design1
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