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Evaluation of urban morphological resilience in Xi’an Hui historical districts in China

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By Qing Zhao, YunYing Ren
| Taylor & Francis Online
?Mathematical formulae have been encoded as MathML and are displayed in this HTML version using MathJax in order to improve their display. Uncheck the box to turn MathJax off. This feature requires Javascript. Click on a formula to zoom. ABSTRACT Urban Hui historical districts in northwestern China represent complex systems characterized by a profound integration of social, cultural, and spatial dimensions.
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Spatial Evolution Characteristics and Driving Factors of Historic Urban Areas: A Case Study of Zhangye Historic Centre, China

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By YunYing Ren, Zhiyuan Fu, Xiaozhen Zhang, Yonghao Geng
| MDPI
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Mechanisms of residential spatial differentiation and heritage identity in residential historic district: a case study of the Barkhor Street, Tibet

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By Subin Xu, YunYing Ren, Fan Ding
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Under the dual background of urban renewal and heritage conservation, it is not clear what changes have taken place in the heritage identity and what is the connection with the residential spatial differentiation. This study takes a socio-spatial approach, uses a quantitative analysis approach to assess Barkhor Street’s residential space in terms of two factors: residential quality and heritage utilization.
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