Kinda, A.: Heiankyo-Kyoto: City Plans and Urban Structure

Ancient Iranian Urban Structure and its Situation in Contemporary City

Activities and Technologies in Digital City Kyoto

We have developed a digital city for Kyoto, the old capital and cultural center of Japan, as a social information infrastructure for urban everyday life including shopping, business, transportation, education, social welfare and so on. The project was initiated by researchers in NTT and Kyoto University in 1998. In 1999, the Digital City Kyoto Experimentation Forum was launched. The forum inclu...

Evaluation of context organization plans in the central part of Qazvin city with a sustainable urban regeneration approach

the eroded fabric is the area of city or region due to the aging or lack of building strength , lack of proper infrastructure , physical limitations such as narrow pathways , social issues and high crime and environmental pollution , with no - stability and degradation of environmental quality .in our country , as in other countries , aging tissues in cities face multi - dimensional and highly ...

Digital City Kyoto: Towards a Social Information Infrastructure

This paper proposes the concept of digital cities as a social information infrastructure for urban life (including shopping, business, transportation, education, welfare and so on). We propose the three layer architecture for digital cities: a) the information layer integrates both WWW archives and real-time sensory information related to the city, b) the interface layer provides 2D and 3D view...

The Pathology of People's Viewpoints in implementation Of Urban Development Plans - Case Study of Sari City

Urban development plans are provided with a surface attitude to the economic, social, and physical dimensions of cities in Iran.. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the ecology of urban development projects in Iran. This is a case study of urban constructs with a social approach and phenomenology. The research questions are follows as: 1. What are the implications of the existing ratio...