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Aims and Scope
Urban Planning and Construction is a journal dedicated to the study and advancement of urban planning and construction practices. Its main objective is to disseminate research, knowledge, and innovative ideas related to urban planning, design, development, and construction.The journal seeks to provide a platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to contribute and exchange ideas on various aspects of urban planning and construction.

The scope of the Urban Planning and Construction includes, but is not limited to:

  • Urban development planning
  • Transportation planning
  • Housing and infrastructure development
  • Environmental sustainability
  • Urban design
  • Land use planning
  • Construction management

Recent Articles

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    Vision Versus Reality: Testing Methods to Study Public Space Design and Pedestrian Experience in Logan Central

    Kali Marnane, Maram Shaweesh
    1-16

    138 (Abstract) 106 (Download)

    Logan is a rapidly growing, mid-sized city in Queensland, Australia, often characterized by low-density suburban development, car dependency, and persistent socio-economic disadvantage. Logan Central, identified as the civic and cultural heart of the city, faces compounded challenges related to disconnected pedestrian infrastructure, fragmented public spaces, and negative public perception. This paper reports on a preliminary... more

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    The Current Status of Green Residential Projects in Tier-II Cities of India

    Anshul Jain, Ananda Babu
    17-27

    9 (Abstract) 11 (Download)

    Green residential projects, defined by sustainable design, energy efficiency, and reduced environmental impact, are gaining traction in India’s rapidly urbanizing Tier-II cities, such as Coimbatore, Jaipur, and Chandigarh. These cities are emerging as hubs for green development, propelled by government initiatives like AMRUT, consumer demand for eco-friendly living, and developer incentives. This research paper evaluates... more

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    Designing Restorative City Models for Child Safety and Crime Prevention: Insights from the Global South

    Herke Csongor, Herke-Fábos Barbara Katalin, Jahan Bushrat
    28-50

    11 (Abstract) 9 (Download)

    This study explores restorative city models as holistic approaches to urban safety and child protection, particularly within the Global South. By integrating restorative justice, inclusive urban design, child rights, and community participation, restorative cities aim to address the root causes of crime and social disintegration. Utilizing a qualitative comparative case study approach, the research analyzes... more

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    Artificial Intelligence Based Site Selection for the Construction of Megastructures in Urban areas

    Anshul Jain, Hridayesh Varma
    51-62

    12 (Abstract) 2 (Download)

    The construction of megastructures, such as skyscrapers, dams, and large-scale urban developments, demands precise site selection to ensure structural integrity, economic viability, and environmental sustainability. Traditional site selection methods rely heavily on manual surveys and expert judgment, which are time-consuming and prone to human error. Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers transformative potential to enhance the efficiency... more

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    Smart City Construction and Urban Green Development: An Analysis from the Perspectives of Industrial Structure and Technological Progress

    Diandian Zhang, Haiqiao Wu
    63-78

    33 (Abstract) 3 (Download)

    As an innovative urban development model, smart cities have become a pivotal strategy for fostering green, efficient, and sustainable urban growth, epitomizing efficiency, intelligence, and sustainability. Investigating the impact of the smart city pilot policy on urban green development not only deepens our understanding of smart city construction but also further supports urban green development.... more

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