02035nam a22002777a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023010001700064020001800081020001800099040003400117050002100151100002400172245005300196264005500249300003900304336002600343337002800369338002700397490001100424505090200435520036401337650002501701650001801726650001301744pucpr20250821111509.0150603s2009 maua 000 0 eng  a 2009928654 a9783764389383 a9783764389376 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda00aHT166bS319 20091 aSchwalbach, Gerrit.10aBasics Urban Analysis :cGerrit Schwalbach.htxt aBerlin ;aBoston ;aBasel :bBirkhÀˆuser :c2009. a80 p.bill. ; maps ;c22 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc0 aBasics aContents: Foreword 7 -- Introduction 9 -- Theoretical principals of urban analysis 13 -- Aesthetic observation: the visible city 13 -- Scientific observation: the invisible city 16 -- Integrative observation: the logical city 17 -- Implementation 23 -- Preparation and planning phases 23 -- Obtaining and processing data 27 -- Working in the area under analysis 34 -- Methods of analysis 38 -- Historical analysis 38 -- Analysis of land use structure 41 -- Analysis of open space and green structure 56 -- Analysis of construction and housing structure 62 -- Analysis of social space 65 -- Interpretation and illustration 71 -- Interaction of the results of sectoral analysis 71 -- Concluding evaluation 71 -- Transition to subsequent course of action 74 -- Illustration of the results of analysis 75 -- In conclusion 79 -- Appendix 80 -- Literature 80 -- Picture credits 80 -- The author 82 --  aAs a basis for city planning and architectural design work, a solid understanding of the existing and surrounding urban structures is indispensable. Basics Urban Analysis explains the possible approaches to urban analysis; it also describes in practical terms how to implement those approaches in the areas, analyzed, and how to evaluate the data collected -- 0aCity planning2Local 0aPublic spaces 0aLand use