Digital Placemaking for Urban Regeneration
Identification of Historic Heritage Values in Taiwan and the Baltic States
Bibliographic Data
The active use of modern technology has affected the relationship between people and place. The “digital environment” and the “digital community” are becoming an increasingly important factor in people’s daily life, leading to a loss of belonging to a place, an entire neighbourhood, and a community. In the long run, this poses risks to the unification of values and the loss of identity. In this context, the involvement of the local community in the identification and preservation of historical heritage and defining the specific values of each site is particularly important. Thus, both the attraction of the local community to specific places and the revealed potential of local tourism are promoted. Digital placemaking enters urban regeneration as a logical approach to mixing digital and physical environments and involving the local community. Several GIS-based platforms and other tools are used to identify heritage values, both tangible and intangible. Although digital placemaking is emerging worldwide, its manifestations are closely related to specific local circumstances. The article focuses on the key characteristics and configurations of the digital placemaking tools within particular communities. The study tests digital placemaking practice in the historical districts of three cities: Taipei (Taiwan), Riga (Latvia), and Kaunas (Lithuania)
Archaeology · Civil engineering · Cultural heritage · Geography · Placemaking · Sociology · Tourism · Urban design · Urban planning · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation · Engineering · Land Use and Ecosystem Services · Urban Design and Spatial Analysis
Strategic digital city
Digital Urban Regeneration and Its Impact on Urban Renewal Processes and Development
Conceptualizing digital placemaking in nature for wellbeing
Cultural Heritage Sites as a Facilitator for Place Making in the Context of Smart City
Leveraging augmented reality for historic streetscape regeneration decision-making
Practices of digital placemaking
The evolutionary path of place making
Network and Psychological Effects in Urban Movement
Space Syntax
The Death and Life of Great American Cities
Co-creating the city
Blending pop-up urbanism and participatory technologies
Expert views on sustainability and technology implementation
A review of recent studies on sustainable urban renewal
Quantitative tools in urban morphology
Is the heritage really important? A theoretical framework for heritage reputation using citizen sensing
People and Place
Built cultural heritage and sustainable urban development
Revising the Concept for Cultural Heritage
Assembling placemaking
| Unique citing works | 7 |
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| Citations per year | 1,4 |
| Citation span | 2021 - 2025 (5) |
| Citation velocity | recent |
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| Citation types | Neutral: 7 |