| Abstrakt: |
In recent decades, dysfunctional and inefficient textures have always been raised as a significant issue for urban planners and managers. The current research is applied and has been done using quantitative and qualitative models. The required data were collected using a questionnaire in two ways as library and field. In this research, a survey method has been used to collect residents' points of view. After identifying the environmental quality criteria in the neighborhoods from among the criteria proposed by urban design thinkers, a survey of residents was conducted according to the questionnaire in the survey section. In the current research process, the first five factors, "physical," "social," "functional," "economical," and "managerial," have been determined as the main factors of research for testing, and then the status of each of these factors in the study neighborhood by a survey of residents and performing a single-sample t-test were evaluated. In the next stage, to achieve the research objectives, the key factors influencing the quality improvement of the neighborhoods from the residents' perspective have been prioritized using the factor analysis test. Field findings in the Bisim range confirm the inefficiency of these textures. Accordingly, fineness, low property area, and high population density are the characteristics of a Bisim neighborhood. Improper and unprincipled constructions, visual disturbances, narrow and busy passages, uneven sidewalks, and the lack of green space and sports space per capita are other problems in this neighborhood. The results show that improving the quality of the environment requires simultaneous attention to all factors involved in environmental quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
