Combining the strategy of Infill development and smart urban growth in revitalizing Deteriorated textures, a case study: Qanbar Cheshmeh Marand neighborhood

Mahmoudzadeh, Hassan; Teimouri, Iraj; Amiri Varzqan, Ali

doi:10.22034/jprd.2024.60865.1083

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

¹ Associate Professor, Department of Geography and Urban Planning, University of Tabriz

² University of Tabriz

³ Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Planning and Environmental Sciences, Tabriz University, Tabriz, Iran

10.22034/jprd.2024.60865.1083

Abstract

Unreasonable urban sprawl has adverse effects on the natural and cultural environment of societies. Many efforts have been made to eliminate the negative effects of the scattered expansion of cities, the most important of which is the smart growth strategy. In fact, smart growth has emerged as a response to the continuing problems of fragmented development and its negative results. The purpose of this research is to identify the physical capacities in order to develop intermediates by relying on the principles of smart growth in Qanbar Cheshmeh Marand neighborhood.The current research is applied-practical in terms of purpose and descriptive-analytical in terms of nature and method. The statistical population of the research consists of 200 dilapidated pieces of dilapidated buildings in Qanbar Cheshme neighborhood. In order to analyze the data, the weighted overlapping model (WLC) was used in the GIS environment.

By using ten indicators of smart urban growth, the rank of smart urban growth capacity was prioritized and mapped in the form of 5 sub-neighborhoods, and to prepare the final map, the highest rate of smart urban growth coefficient was calculated from the average of the ten ranks and the rank obtained as a percentage in GIS format. used. due to the current inefficiency of Baft, it cannot benefit from this increase in population. If 40% of the freed occupation area, which is an area of 15,476 square meters, is dedicated to green infrastructure, mixed uses, creating pedestrian-oriented communities and widening roads, the environmental quality of the worn-out area of Qanbar Cheshme will definitely increase. will find

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Urban Planning

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Combining the strategy of Infill development and smart urban growth in revitalizing Deteriorated textures, a case study: Qanbar Cheshmeh Marand neighborhood

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Volume 3, Issue 8
June 2024
Pages 117-96

Combining the strategy of Infill development and smart urban growth in revitalizing Deteriorated textures, a case study: Qanbar Cheshmeh Marand neighborhood

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Volume 3, Issue 8June 2024Pages 117-96

Volume 3, Issue 8
June 2024
Pages 117-96