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Hou, Zhe (author)
With the development of the social economy, the traditional urban work and rest pattern of working during the day and resting at night has gradually changed. The night-time economy has become a new engine for urban regeneration, economic growth and cultural creation.The growth of tourism in Amsterdam has also benefited from its inclusive and...
master thesis 2021
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Jiang, Pu (author)
Modern urban road systems often bring environmental problems and affect the quality of life of residents. The main roads in the south of Rotterdam face problems with lack of greenery, heat island effect and flash flooding. These problems have had a negative impact on the well-being of residents, and have also caused the road ecosystem to fail to...
master thesis 2021
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Rezikalla, Minalies (author)
Despite the increasing demand for women’s participation in the growing economy, the persisting gender inequality in current societies has a significant spatial factor contributing to inhibiting women from accessing various facilities and economic opportunities, further undermining them from enhancing their social mobility and decreasing gender...
master thesis 2021
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WEI, ZONGHAO (author)
Amsterdam Centrum has been suffering from the spatial competition between overcrowded pedestrian visitors and busy vehicular flows. Application of automated vehicles is a historic opportunity to reclaim the streets for people and change the predicament of the downtown. The thesis focuses on the relationship between walkability and traffic...
master thesis 2019
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Ling, Wenqian (author)
The general problem of the thesis project is the issue of declining liveability of old neighbourhood area and the lost place identity of Shao City. To be more specific, the problem focus is the fractured social-spatial network between the old neighbourhood and the area for new social class like Kuanzhai Alley & gated communities with...
master thesis 2019
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Hollestelle, Martijn (author)
Complex urban planning problems comprise socio-spatial conditions, human behaviour and external factors (e.g. technological developments). The perspective of urban planners and designers is crucial to comprehend these problems from a holistic point of view but does not possess the skills to grapple the full problem. Cities bear characteristics...
master thesis 2017
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van der Steeg, R.M. (author)
master thesis 2016
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Ailincai, I. (author)
master thesis 2016
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Wolthoff, H.T. (author)
Emptiness of retail floor space is a well known phenomenon in todays real life. In this thesis a programmatic intervention is suggested of how to reorganise the retail function of the city centre of Hengelo in order to diminish the amout of emptiness. Next to this new program typologies are introduced for the location so also suggestions are...
master thesis 2015
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Nicolai, E.A.M. (author)
Nowadays various Dutch cities have a very programmatic arrangement in which sport and activity structures often are situated at the borders of the city, along highways and railroads, as mono-functional complexes and stand-alone islands enclosed by greenery. The graduation project 'Sport in Public Space' is a design research that looks for ways...
master thesis 2015
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Chandra, T. (author)
City-on-Demand is a technology, it gathers the demand of commuter (public transport or walking) and urban residents (public spaces) and interprets the spatial requirement and changes the city’s infrastructure accordingly. Thus creating a real-time dynamic system of demand and supply. Making a city smarter by having a demand based supply chain...
master thesis 2015
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Van Eijk, S. (author)
Gated Anonymity vs Ungated Community Overcoming social, functional and physical borders through strategic spatial planning in Baishizhou, China.
master thesis 2014
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Rodionova, A. (author)
The planning intention of many post-war urban areas was to create quiet and harmonious, healthy dwelling areas for mostly working class families. However, unpredicted effects such as safety issues (crime and feeling of being unsafe in public spaces) started to take place in many of these areas just a few years after realization (Van Wegen and...
master thesis 2014
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Van der Burgt, L.M. (author)
Urban design and planning is a profession that requires looking at different scale levels and how these interact with each other. Urban designers or planners often try to connect different areas with each other because they believe that this makes the connected areas stronger. This connection on the large scale is made by large-scale...
master thesis 2014
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Angkotta, Y.T. (author)
A railway station is one of the most important elements of modern cities. The station is of vital importance to shops and other economic functions in the city centre because of the constant flow of people going in and out of the city. At present, many Dutch cities saw the necessity of redeveloping their railway station environments. Every...
master thesis 2013
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Ikhayanti, A. (author)
This project is a combination of urban design, strategic urban planning and water protection in the coastal urban area of Scheveningen Haven. It focuses on tourism development, water defence, accessibility and spatial quality. Hence, the main goal of this project is to design Scheveningen Haven as a safe, accessible, attractive and lively...
master thesis 2012
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Van Vuurde, L.A. (author)
master thesis 2012
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Li, L. (author)
The aim of this thesis is to improve the central station area in Xi'an, China, by crossing the barrier of railway, the busy road and the city wall, to connect the two sides that having specific identities in different parts.
master thesis 2012
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Li, L. (author)
This paper discusses the Transit-Oriented Development used in the process of regenerating the historical center, based on the research of the development and the achievements in TOD of different cities in the past twenty years. The TOD has already showed the potential in regenerating historical centers. But considering the facts of Chinese...
master thesis 2012
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Ye, Y. (author)
China turned to the Open-Policy in 1978 and began its rapid urbanization process. To handle the urgent demand from working migration and reduce the problems triggered by congestion in mega cities, decentralization and new towns are widely accepted by Chinese urbanists and politicians. However, new towns in China lost their urbanity in the...
master thesis 2012
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