Cultural imageability on urban identity: a systematic literature review
Purpose - The relationship between cultural imageability and urban identity is examined in this systematic literature review based on several themes, highlighting the influence of cultural factors on how urban places are perceived and represented. This systematic literature review aims to provide...
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RSIS International
2024
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| Online Access: | http://irep.iium.edu.my/116095/7/116095_%20Cultural%20imageability%20on%20urban.pdf http://irep.iium.edu.my/116095/ https://rsisinternational.org/journals/ijriss/Digital-Library/volume-8-issue-16/57-67.pdf?_gl=1*1mj2ar0*_gcl_au*NDA5NzIxNzUwLjE3MzA2MzM5NDI.*_ga*MjEyNzQ5MjAxMy4xNzMwNjMzOTQy*_ga_J3C1TKKSZ0*MTczMjUwNzcyOS44LjEuMTczMjUwNzg4OC41OS4wLjA. https://dx.doi.org/10.47772/IJRISS.2024.816SCO004 |
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| Summary: | Purpose - The relationship between cultural imageability and urban identity is examined in this systematic
literature review based on several themes, highlighting the influence of cultural factors on how urban places
are perceived and represented. This systematic literature review aims to provide insights for researchers in
the fields of urban studies and landscape architecture, as well as architecture, in understanding the various
ways that cultural imageability influences the development of urban identity.
Methodology - In order to thoroughly synthesize research, the author used a systematic literature review
(SLR) technique. A total of 27 articles were found in the first step, and a final sample of 10 research studies
was synthesized.
Findings – The findings showcased the impact of culturally integrated elements and spaces on how urban
areas are seen and portrayed, emphasizing the city's ability to elicit feelings and connections that are
ingrained with its residents' cultural identities.
Limitations – The author encounters obstacles regarding the current protocols for conducting SLR that
provide little direction in the context of the built environment. The optimal decisions regarding which steps
to take in the SLR process often remain unclear, which may have an impact on the comprehensiveness of
this systematic literature review.
Originality - This SLR addresses a subject that is becoming an important topic in urban studies and
environmental psychology by concentrating on the relationship between cultural imageability and urban
identity using SLR as the methodology. |
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