Garyfalia Palaiologou
Biographic Data
| ID | 6502161 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Garyfalia Palaiologou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Garyfalia |
| FAMILY NAME | Palaiologou |
| SIGNATURE | PALAIOLOGOU G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Loughborough University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2000-1081 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Investigating space morphology in disaster: The role of spatial-syntactic and morpho- logical elements in vulnerability of earthquake-prone historical urban areas
The urban spatial network plays a key role in the aftermath of an earthquake, potentially endangering its occupants, while also enabling evacuation. However, studies on vulnerability associated with the spatial network remain a fraction of the otherwise predominately building-centred work on urban disaster risk. Applications of space syntax modelling in disaster risk management to assess urban resilience in disaster scenarios are significant cont…
Learning from the participatory practices of urban observatories to co-create a new town observatory in Loughborough, UK
The concept of urban observatories was adopted by UN-Habitat in the early 2000s with the aim of promoting urban information, supporting decision-making and facilitating dialogue between stakeholders. As urban information may seem distant and inaccessible to a range of stakeholders, this paper investigates the potential of urban observatories in promoting collaboration and citizen engagement. This paper reviews 20 existing urban observatories in t…
When Covid-19 came to town: Measuring the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on footfall on six high streets in England
Town centres in the economically developed world have struggled in recent years to attract sufficient visitors to remain economically sustainable. However, decline has not been uniform, and there is considerable variation in how different town centres have coped with these challenges. The arrival of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic public health emergency in early 2020 has provided an additional reason for people to avoid urban centres for a s…
Urban social sustainability at the neighbourhood scale: Measurement and the impact of physical and personal factors
Despite its theoretical and practical significance, urban social sustainability research lacks robust definition, conceptualisation and measurement. In addition, the factors influencing people’s perceived feelings about their neighbourhood are underexplored. The aim of this study is two-fold: First, to develop and empirically test the urban social sustainability (USS) measurement model at the neighbourhood scale that captures the multifaceted nat…
New Perspectives in Urban Heritage – Theory, Policy and Practice
This Special Issue was developed in continuation of the dialogue between urban heritage research and practice that was initiated in March 2017, at The Bartlett UCL’s Historic Urban Landscape Forum
Urban Landscape and Spatial Heritage: The Case of Gateway-Pathways in Zagreb, Croatia
The paper examines theoretical and analytical premises for developing a systematic characterisation of spatial heritage in the urban landscape. Spatial heritage is proposed as alternative and active link between material and immaterial agencies in the formation of the cultural landscape over time. We probe the application of interdisciplinary research at the interface of spatial history, urban heritage, and space syntax studies to expand heritage…
Urban morphology and World Heritage practice G. Palaiologou
Urban morphology and World Heritage practice G. Palaiologou
New Perspectives in Urban Heritage – Theory, Policy and Practice
This Special Issue was developed in continuation of the dialogue between urban heritage research and practice that was initiated in March 2017, at The Bartlett UCL’s Historic Urban Landscape Forum
Urban Landscape and Spatial Heritage: The Case of Gateway-Pathways in Zagreb, Croatia
The paper examines theoretical and analytical premises for developing a systematic characterisation of spatial heritage in the urban landscape. Spatial heritage is proposed as alternative and active link between material and immaterial agencies in the formation of the cultural landscape over time. We probe the application of interdisciplinary research at the interface of spatial history, urban heritage, and space syntax studies to expand heritage…
Urban social sustainability at the neighbourhood scale: Measurement and the impact of physical and personal factors
Despite its theoretical and practical significance, urban social sustainability research lacks robust definition, conceptualisation and measurement. In addition, the factors influencing people’s perceived feelings about their neighbourhood are underexplored. The aim of this study is two-fold: First, to develop and empirically test the urban social sustainability (USS) measurement model at the neighbourhood scale that captures the multifaceted nat…
When Covid-19 came to town: Measuring the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on footfall on six high streets in England
Town centres in the economically developed world have struggled in recent years to attract sufficient visitors to remain economically sustainable. However, decline has not been uniform, and there is considerable variation in how different town centres have coped with these challenges. The arrival of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic public health emergency in early 2020 has provided an additional reason for people to avoid urban centres for a s…
Investigating space morphology in disaster: The role of spatial-syntactic and morpho- logical elements in vulnerability of earthquake-prone historical urban areas
The urban spatial network plays a key role in the aftermath of an earthquake, potentially endangering its occupants, while also enabling evacuation. However, studies on vulnerability associated with the spatial network remain a fraction of the otherwise predominately building-centred work on urban disaster risk. Applications of space syntax modelling in disaster risk management to assess urban resilience in disaster scenarios are significant cont…
Learning from the participatory practices of urban observatories to co-create a new town observatory in Loughborough, UK
The concept of urban observatories was adopted by UN-Habitat in the early 2000s with the aim of promoting urban information, supporting decision-making and facilitating dialogue between stakeholders. As urban information may seem distant and inaccessible to a range of stakeholders, this paper investigates the potential of urban observatories in promoting collaboration and citizen engagement. This paper reviews 20 existing urban observatories in t…
Geography (6 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Civil engineering (2 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Regional science (2 works)