Matevž Juvančič
Biographic Data
| ID | 6587432 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matevž Juvančič |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matevž |
| FAMILY NAME | Juvančič |
| SIGNATURE | JUVANČIČ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ljubljana |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7255-3152 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
An integrative approach to neighbourhood sustainability assessments using publicly available traffic data
Travel time data and variability of travel times can be used to quantify the network performance as an important aspect of sustainable development in modern cities. We introduce a data collection and analysis framework to be employed as an integral part of a neighbourhood sustainability assessment (NSA). The proposed framework performs a targeted selection and evaluation of indicators based on publicly available traffic data, specifically address…
Walkability in residential neighbourhoods
The article sets to examine broader theoretical scope of walkability, and research efforts dealing with measurement of walkable environments, with a specific aim to distil and translate walkability as a measure to walkability as a design principles toolbox of interventions and items. Overarching walkability themes are in due course branched out into more operational walkability principles and broken into further constituents of implementable inte…
Spatial identity (re)constructed from web-sourced imagery
Purpose Spatial identity is an important constituent of general cultural identity in that it provides its share of continuity, sustainability, character and inertia. The purpose of this paper is to trace spatial identity’s formulation, reflection and perception within the mainstream media. The authors are particularly interested in spatial identity’s general aspect, consisting of architectural and other elements that give spatial character to pla…
Narrating and explaining urban stories through inherited visual urban vocabulary
This article proposes and formulates the visual urban vocabulary for tacit, intuitive, experiential, but none-the-less fast, plausible, generative, informative, sketch-like composition and visualization of urban stories. Through visual and socially ‘inherited’ clues, the authors explain the complexities of urban spaces, their elements, interrelations and cause–effect phenomena to expert and non-expert public alike. The rules, syntax and overall a…
Beliefs about the environment
Our behaviour towards the environment depends on our beliefs about the environment. Beliefs, however, are a subject of change, particularly during important life transitions such as the transition to adolescence, because this is a period when an individual develops the ability of complex and abstract reasoning. Understanding this transition is therefore crucial for understanding and predicting the attitudes and courses of action in terms of susta…
Using visual language to represent interdisciplinary content in urban development
This article addresses visual language in architecture and spatial disciplines, using it as a means of communicating and conveying information, knowledge and ideas about space that are permeated by their interdisciplinary character. We focus in particular on the transmission of messages between professionals and the general public, arguing that this process aids the long-term formation of a responsible and critical public, which is then able to t…
Vidni jezik za predstavitev interdisciplinarnih vsebin na področju urbanega razvoja
V prispevku se obravnava področje vidnega jezika v arhitekturi in prostorskih disciplinah, in sicer kot sredstva za komuniciranje in posredovanje informacij, znanja in zamisli o prostoru, ki jih problemsko zaznamuje interdisciplinarni značaj. Osredotočamo se na tisti del problematike, ki vključuje prenos sporočil od strokovne k splošni javnosti, in sicer na način, ki dolgoročno podpira izoblikovanje odgovorne in kritične publike, sposobne tvorneg…
How Children Come to Understand Sustainable Development
This study provides an interdisciplinary account determining how children and adolescents understand urban and architectural aspects of sustainable development. The concept of sustainability implies complex relations between ethical, economical, social, technical and other qualities of our environment. The concept is difficult to understand for children who lack the abilities of abstract reasoning and multi‐dimensional thinking. A new measure of …
Prepoznavanje prostorskih kvalitet med mladostniki
Identifying spatial values in the opinions of teenagers
This article presents the attitude towards cultural and natural spatial values in the population who have completed elementary schooling. Identifying spatial values can be considered a fundamental skill of the active population, which are necessary for the deliberate activities in the existential and functional environment of every individual. An insight into the potential investors’ environmental value system is also useful for spatial disciplin…
Konkretizacija pojma trajnostnega prostorskega razvoja za oceno osveščenosti otrok in mladostnikov
The concretization of the term sustainable spatial development for the assessment of child and juvenile awareness
The following article is targeted at the comprehensive co-shaping of the conditions required for the active education on the effective and concrete contributions to sustainable development, with the emphasis based on the built environment or architecture. It defines the role of education on the built environment or architecture within the concept of sustainable development, determines the grounds for adjusting the methods of delivering architectu…
The visual language of spatial representation – a barrier, or a crossroad
The article deals with techniques of representation of architectural and urbanistic ideas about space and its changes. It delves into the communication process between co-creators of space and points out the issue of different understanding of visual representation techniques that stem from different levels in capabilities of visual expression and understanding of visual messages. The issue of ignorance of specifics of professional language is em…
Vizualni jezik predstavitve prostora – ovira ali stičišče? Povečanje učinkovitosti posredovanja idej o prostoru med splošno in strokovno javnostjo
Prispevek obravnava tehnike predstavljanja arhitekturnih in urbanističnih idej o prostoru ter njegovih spremembah. Poglablja se v proces sporazumevanja med sooblikovalci prostora in usmerja v problematiko razlik v razumevanju vizualnega jezika predstavitev, ki izhajajo iz različnih ravni sposobnosti vizualnega izražanja in razumevanja vizualnih sporočil. Poudarja problem nezavedanja posebnosti strokovnega jezika kot posledico navajenosti nanj. Pr…
Narrating and explaining urban stories through inherited visual urban vocabulary
This article proposes and formulates the visual urban vocabulary for tacit, intuitive, experiential, but none-the-less fast, plausible, generative, informative, sketch-like composition and visualization of urban stories. Through visual and socially ‘inherited’ clues, the authors explain the complexities of urban spaces, their elements, interrelations and cause–effect phenomena to expert and non-expert public alike. The rules, syntax and overall a…
How Children Come to Understand Sustainable Development
This study provides an interdisciplinary account determining how children and adolescents understand urban and architectural aspects of sustainable development. The concept of sustainability implies complex relations between ethical, economical, social, technical and other qualities of our environment. The concept is difficult to understand for children who lack the abilities of abstract reasoning and multi‐dimensional thinking. A new measure of …
The visual language of spatial representation – a barrier, or a crossroad
The article deals with techniques of representation of architectural and urbanistic ideas about space and its changes. It delves into the communication process between co-creators of space and points out the issue of different understanding of visual representation techniques that stem from different levels in capabilities of visual expression and understanding of visual messages. The issue of ignorance of specifics of professional language is em…
Vizualni jezik predstavitve prostora – ovira ali stičišče? Povečanje učinkovitosti posredovanja idej o prostoru med splošno in strokovno javnostjo
Prispevek obravnava tehnike predstavljanja arhitekturnih in urbanističnih idej o prostoru ter njegovih spremembah. Poglablja se v proces sporazumevanja med sooblikovalci prostora in usmerja v problematiko razlik v razumevanju vizualnega jezika predstavitev, ki izhajajo iz različnih ravni sposobnosti vizualnega izražanja in razumevanja vizualnih sporočil. Poudarja problem nezavedanja posebnosti strokovnega jezika kot posledico navajenosti nanj. Pr…
Prepoznavanje prostorskih kvalitet med mladostniki
Identifying spatial values in the opinions of teenagers
This article presents the attitude towards cultural and natural spatial values in the population who have completed elementary schooling. Identifying spatial values can be considered a fundamental skill of the active population, which are necessary for the deliberate activities in the existential and functional environment of every individual. An insight into the potential investors’ environmental value system is also useful for spatial disciplin…
Konkretizacija pojma trajnostnega prostorskega razvoja za oceno osveščenosti otrok in mladostnikov
The concretization of the term sustainable spatial development for the assessment of child and juvenile awareness
The following article is targeted at the comprehensive co-shaping of the conditions required for the active education on the effective and concrete contributions to sustainable development, with the emphasis based on the built environment or architecture. It defines the role of education on the built environment or architecture within the concept of sustainable development, determines the grounds for adjusting the methods of delivering architectu…
How Children Come to Understand Sustainable Development
This study provides an interdisciplinary account determining how children and adolescents understand urban and architectural aspects of sustainable development. The concept of sustainability implies complex relations between ethical, economical, social, technical and other qualities of our environment. The concept is difficult to understand for children who lack the abilities of abstract reasoning and multi‐dimensional thinking. A new measure of …
Using visual language to represent interdisciplinary content in urban development
This article addresses visual language in architecture and spatial disciplines, using it as a means of communicating and conveying information, knowledge and ideas about space that are permeated by their interdisciplinary character. We focus in particular on the transmission of messages between professionals and the general public, arguing that this process aids the long-term formation of a responsible and critical public, which is then able to t…
Vidni jezik za predstavitev interdisciplinarnih vsebin na področju urbanega razvoja
V prispevku se obravnava področje vidnega jezika v arhitekturi in prostorskih disciplinah, in sicer kot sredstva za komuniciranje in posredovanje informacij, znanja in zamisli o prostoru, ki jih problemsko zaznamuje interdisciplinarni značaj. Osredotočamo se na tisti del problematike, ki vključuje prenos sporočil od strokovne k splošni javnosti, in sicer na način, ki dolgoročno podpira izoblikovanje odgovorne in kritične publike, sposobne tvorneg…
Beliefs about the environment
Our behaviour towards the environment depends on our beliefs about the environment. Beliefs, however, are a subject of change, particularly during important life transitions such as the transition to adolescence, because this is a period when an individual develops the ability of complex and abstract reasoning. Understanding this transition is therefore crucial for understanding and predicting the attitudes and courses of action in terms of susta…
Spatial identity (re)constructed from web-sourced imagery
Purpose Spatial identity is an important constituent of general cultural identity in that it provides its share of continuity, sustainability, character and inertia. The purpose of this paper is to trace spatial identity’s formulation, reflection and perception within the mainstream media. The authors are particularly interested in spatial identity’s general aspect, consisting of architectural and other elements that give spatial character to pla…
Narrating and explaining urban stories through inherited visual urban vocabulary
This article proposes and formulates the visual urban vocabulary for tacit, intuitive, experiential, but none-the-less fast, plausible, generative, informative, sketch-like composition and visualization of urban stories. Through visual and socially ‘inherited’ clues, the authors explain the complexities of urban spaces, their elements, interrelations and cause–effect phenomena to expert and non-expert public alike. The rules, syntax and overall a…
Walkability in residential neighbourhoods
The article sets to examine broader theoretical scope of walkability, and research efforts dealing with measurement of walkable environments, with a specific aim to distil and translate walkability as a measure to walkability as a design principles toolbox of interventions and items. Overarching walkability themes are in due course branched out into more operational walkability principles and broken into further constituents of implementable inte…
An integrative approach to neighbourhood sustainability assessments using publicly available traffic data
Travel time data and variability of travel times can be used to quantify the network performance as an important aspect of sustainable development in modern cities. We introduce a data collection and analysis framework to be employed as an integral part of a neighbourhood sustainability assessment (NSA). The proposed framework performs a targeted selection and evaluation of indicators based on publicly available traffic data, specifically address…
Computer Science (8 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works)