Vol. 23 No. 1 (2019): 2019 Volume 23.1

Published: 2022-11-25

Editorial comment

Historical geography, urban morphology and green space

Articles

Green space in urban morphology: a historico-geographical approach

J. W. R. Whitehand

5–17
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A spatio-temporal study of fringe belts and urban green spaces in Birmingham, UK

Y. Zhang

18–26
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Morphological characteristics of green spaces in fortified towns and cities

M. O. Šćitaroci, M. Marić

27–44
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An end to Spain’s urban morphological isolation?

M. Barke

45–57
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Standing on the shoulders of giants: a critique of Haslam (2018)

T. R. Slater

59–68
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The study of urban form in Cyprus

N. Charalambous, N. Z. Cömert, I. Geddes

69–82
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Viewpoints

Point clouds and the measurement of the physical form of cities

L. Díaz-Vilariño, V. Oliveira

83-84
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Plots, formalism and the limits of the minimal

Karl Kropf

84-86
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Urban morphology and architectural design: a contemporary condition

G. Strappa

86-87
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Reports

5 Reports

Nicola Scardigno, İrem Kurtuluş, Eren Kürkçüoğlu, Renato Leão Rego, Terry R. Slater

88-92
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Book reviews

M. Ben-Hamouche (2018) L’architecture et l’urbanisme au Maghreb aux XIX-XX siècles: Cas d’Alger (1800–2000)

B. Maya

92-93
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V. Oliveira (2018) Teaching urban morphology

W. McClure

93-95
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G. L. Maffei and M. Maffei (2018) Interpreting specialised buildings

Vítor Oliveira

95-96
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C. R. Wolfe (2017) Seeing the better city: how to explore and improve urban space

Paul S. Sanders

96-97
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Book notes

[Book notes, PDF]

Journal Urbanform

98-100
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