Explaining urban regeneration model in approach to social resilience improvement in infill projects
نویسندگان
1 Department of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Ala Higher Education Institute of Semnan Branch, Garmsar, Iran
doi
10.22034/ijumes.2024.725297چکیده
Urban regeneration in the structure of optimizing the social life of a city’s residents is considered as the re-creation of living space, which can be specifically predicted to have positive effects in inefficient urban contexts by utilizing its organized model. In this study, relying on theoretical approaches and qualitative analyses, a comprehensive and practical model for urban regeneration has been developed with the aim of promoting social resilience in mezzanine projects. The method of the present research is analytical and the method of collecting information is based on documentary and library studies. The aim of this research is to explain the components of urban regeneration with a social resilience approach in mezzanine projects. First, the key components of social resilience, including social needs, public spaces, participatory processes, trust networks, and communication technologies, were identified, and then, using in-depth interviews with experts and examining successful domestic and foreign examples, an operational framework was designed based on these components. The conceptual table and graphic design of this model were then presented as a guide for developing resilient and sustainable urban projects. The results show that implementing this model based on active participation of residents, development of public spaces, and utilization of new technologies can improve the quality of life and strengthen the city’s resilience to crises. Based on the findings of the study, continuous development and evaluation of this model in different regions is the main key to realizing resilient and resilient cities.