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Morphology, Sustainable Evolution of Inner-urban Neighborhoods in San Francisco
2005
Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
This research identifies the roles and processes of a traditional mixed-use inner-urban neighborhood, the South of Market Area district in San Francisco, in providing adaptable physical settings and flexible functional mixtures for livable urban communities. Using typo-morphological analyses, it investigates spatial types and functional attributes of elements with regard to how they form physically adaptable and functionally flexible places, and in what way they affect neighborhood evolution.
doi:10.3130/jaabe.4.143
fatcat:h6qg3476krazrfiqiidfryndu4