Titlebook: Urban Morphology; An Introduction to t Vítor Manuel Araújo de Oliveira Textbook 2022Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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The Elements of Urban Form,nence. The chapter moves then to plots which are, in our cities, the physical expression of individual property and, usually, distinct from the public or collective space. Once again increasing the level of resolution, the chapter moves to buildings, including both singular and common buildings.

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Cities in History, and finally, (vii) nineteenth-century cities. The main goal of the chapter is to understand, in each of these seven periods, what the main characteristics of the fundamental elements of urban form—streets, plots, and buildings—were, and how these elements were combined forming different urban landscapes.

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From Theory to Practice,sign) and architecture. While the first is a potential receptor of morphological theories, concepts and methods developed at larger scales, the second would be informed by morphological approaches developed at the building scale.

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Introduction,t morning, usually carrying a map, a sketchbook, and a camera, has an intense meaning for me, representing the beginning of the discovery of the city… this magnificent creation of mankind. That morning and the following days are of intense learning. I try to leave the hotel as early as I can, and to

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The Elements of Urban Form,rm. It starts with a description and explanation of the different urban tissues that we can find in our cities. It then increases the resolution and moves to the natural context and to the system of public spaces that constitutes each urban tissue, analysing both the spaces for circulation and perma

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The Agents and Processes of Urban Transformation, each one of us takes part in changing the urban landscape: as a developer of an action of transformation of urban forms, as an architect responsible for the design of new physical forms, as the builder of these forms or, in a more indirect way, as a planning officer designing a city vision and guid

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Contemporary Cities,wth of urban population and its distribution by cities of different sizes. The chapter then moves into a more detailed analysis of three ‘megacities’ and two ‘medium cities’. For more than 1500,?Istanbul (Constantinople)?was the capital of the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman Empires. After the foundat

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From Theory to Practice,rom description and explanation of the morphological phenomena to the definition of prescriptive guidelines for the design of new urban forms or transformation of extant forms. Two eminently practical activities that can benefit from morphological support are identified: urban planning (and urban de