Thesis (M.Arch.)--University of Hong Kong, 1996. / Includes special study report entitled : Elderly use of space in urban area. Includes bibliographical references. Also available in print.

Thesis (M.Arch.)--University of Hong Kong, 2002. / Includes special study report entitled : Study of foothill neigborhoods south of Queen's road. Includes bibliographical references. Also available in print.

Thesis (M.A.)--University of Canterbury, 2006. / Typescript (photocopy). Includes bibliographical references (leaves 125-129). Also available via the World Wide Web.

Thesis (M.L. Ar.)--Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1987. / Vita. Abstract. Bibliography: leaves 33-35. Also available via the Internet.

Esta dissertação versa sobre paisagem urbana e estuda a importância da vegetação de porte existente no sistema de espaços livres das subprefeituras de Santo Amaro e Cidade Ademar, zona sul da cidade de São Paulo. A escolha da área como objeto de estudo justifica-se pela extrema diversidade das faixas de renda e dos tecidos urbanos encontrados, que vão desde áreas ocupadas por população de média e alta renda à áreas populares e industriais, compreendendo ainda as bordas da represa Billings. Estas possuem baixa qualidade dos seus espaços livres públicos existentes mesmo em pontos de alta renda, contradição bastante comum à cidade brasileira. Dentro de tal cenário, encontram-se algumas das zonas mais e menos arborizadas da cidade (Chácara Flora e Americanópolis, respectivamente), sendo esta característica o principal qualificador a ser abordado na análise do espaço. / This urban landscape dissertation is about the relevance of tall sized vegetation in Santo Amaro and Cidade Ademar subprefectures, south zone of São Paulo. The choice of the subject area is justified by extreme diversity of income classes and urban fabrics that can be found there, from zones occupied by middle and high income classes to low income neighbourhoods, industrial areas and the Billings reservoir\'s margins. There\'s a low quality of open spaces, even in high income zones, a common contradiction in Brazilian cities. In this context, some of the most and less arborized zones of the city can be found (Chácara Flora and Americanópolis, respectively) and this is the major qualifying aspect to be studied in the given space analysis.

Orientadores: Francisco Borges Filho, Sílvia Aparecida Mikami Pina / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade de Engenharia Civil, Arquitetura e Urbanismo / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-22T14:08:23Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 VillelaAraujo_GislaineCristina_M.pdf: 30820931 bytes, checksum: 74784d1940ecb9edd05da6a43fd12daa (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013 / Resumo: A intensidade da verticalização das áreas habitacionais nos grandes centros urbanos salienta para a importância dos espaços livres e de uso coletivo, no sentido do lazer e da convivência, dentre outros fatores. Sabe-se que os espaços de uso comum devem atender à necessidade da coletividade e proporcionar aos seus usuários atrativos suficientes para que queiram permanecer e conviver com o grupo. Este trabalho buscou investigar quais são os espaços livres e equipamentos de uso coletivos existentes nos condomínios verticalizados e como os moradores de fato os utilizam. O objetivo desta pesquisa é compreender quais são e como a população moradora se utiliza dos espaços coletivos em condomínios habitacionais construídos pelo mercado imobiliário e qual a contribuição que estes espaços têm na qualidade de vida de tais moradores. Esta pesquisa tem como lugar de estudo a área central da cidade de Guarulhos/SP, município que vem se destacando em números de lançamentos imobiliários dentro da Região Metropolitana de São Paulo. A pesquisa tem caráter exploratório. Para tanto, realizou estudos de caso em três condomínios a fim de identificar e compreender a relação do edifício e sua implantação com foco nos espaços livres - lazer, descanso, passeio - bem como a articulação espacial do condomínio habitacional e proveniente da apropriação pelos moradores. Os resultados indicam programas e apropriações distintas de tais ambientes, de acordo com a faixa econômica dos moradores, com menor uso desses ambientes pelas famílias de maior poder aquisitivo. A análise dos resultados apontam algumas tendências de programas de necessidades e configurações espaciais de acordo com a intensidade, diversidade de público e da satisfação expressa pelos moradores no uso dos espaços livres coletivos, a serem consideradas nos futuros projetos habitacionais, bem como orientar decisões de projeto para que tais ambientes contribuam para a qualidade de vida dos moradores em plenitude / Abstract: The vertical intensity of residential areas in urban centers highlights the importance of open space and community use in the sense of leisure and conviviality, among other factors. It is known that the use of common spaces should answer the needs of the community and provide its users attractivity enough to want to stay and live with the group. This study aimed to explore which are the spaces and equipment for collective use in existing upright condominiums and as locals actually use them. This research has the goal to understand which places and how the resident population uses collective spaces in residential condominiums built by the real estate market, and what contribution these spaces have on the quality of life of these residents. The study ofthe selected places is located in the central area of the city of Guarulhos / SP, the place that has stood out in numbers of real estate launches in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo. The research is exploratory. Therefore, three case studies were conducted in condominiums to identify and understand the relationship of the building and its design site with a focus on open spaces - recreation, relaxation - as well as the spatial articulation of housing and condominium ownership by the locals. The results indicate distinct programs and appropriations of such environments, according to the economic range of residents, with less use of these environments by families with greater purchasing power. The results also show some trends needs programs and spatial configurations according to the intensity, diversity and public satisfaction expressed by residents in the use of the collective spaces, to be considered in future housing design, as well as guide design decisions for such environments contribute to the quality of life of residents in fullness / Mestrado / Arquitetura, Tecnologia e Cidade / Mestra em Arquitetura, Tecnologia e Cidade

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With a rapidly urbanizing environment, there is a serious need to assess those lands that are as yet undeveloped and to identify those lands with potential for open space use. The author has developed the framework for a metropolitan open space planning department and has suggested a procedure for evaluating open space lands. The focus of this study is primarily metropolitan open space planning but many of the techniques are applicable to rural environs and have been noted as such. As in any planning process, success is highly dependent on the active role of the community, thus the organization of the entire process has addressed this issue. The suggested department structure and planning procedure have been organized such that there is flexibility during the development of the open space plan and during the implementation phase. This will allow decisions to be made without considerable delay and provide a higher degree of community acceptance and credibility. / Master of Urban and Regional Planning

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Ip Cheuk Lam. / "Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 2003-2004, design report." / Chapter (a) --- Introduction / Chapter (b) --- Research / Chapter 1. --- Boulevard in Paris / Chapter 2. --- Street in Rome / Chapter 3. --- Railway in Boston / Chapter 4. --- Railway in Tokyo / Chapter 5. --- Wall in Beijing / Chapter 6. --- Canal in Amsterdam / Chapter (c) --- Design / Chapter 1. --- Site Study Fo Tan / Chapter 2. --- Design Process / Chapter [01] - --- Conceptual Idea / Chapter [02] - --- The Design Development / Chapter [03] - --- The Final Design