The measurement of urban performance is one of the important ways in which one can assess the complexity of urban change, and judge which projects and solutions are more appropriate in the context of smart and sustainable urban development. This chapter introduces a new system for measuring urban performances. This is the result of two years of joint cooperation between the authors and the Italian iiSBE members group. It is based on previous research findings in the field of evaluation systems for the sustainable built environment. This new approach is useful for evaluating smart and sustainable urban redevelopment planning solutions, as it is based on benchmarking approaches and multi-scalar quantitative performance indicators (KPIs), from individual building level to city level. A number of important implications of the main findings of this study are set out in the concluding section, together with suggestions for future research.
Evaluating the Smart and Sustainable Built Environment in Urban Planning / Lombardi, Patrizia - In: Handbook of Research on Social, Economic, and Environmental Sustainability in the Development of Smart Cities / Andrea Vesco (Istituto Superiore Mario Boella, Italy) and Francesco Ferrero (Istituto Superiore Mario Boella, Italy). - STAMPA. - [s.l] : IGI Global, 2015. - ISBN 9781466682825. - pp. 44-60 [10.4018/978-1-4666-8282-5.ch003]
Evaluating the Smart and Sustainable Built Environment in Urban Planning
LOMBARDI, PATRIZIA
2015
Abstract
The measurement of urban performance is one of the important ways in which one can assess the complexity of urban change, and judge which projects and solutions are more appropriate in the context of smart and sustainable urban development. This chapter introduces a new system for measuring urban performances. This is the result of two years of joint cooperation between the authors and the Italian iiSBE members group. It is based on previous research findings in the field of evaluation systems for the sustainable built environment. This new approach is useful for evaluating smart and sustainable urban redevelopment planning solutions, as it is based on benchmarking approaches and multi-scalar quantitative performance indicators (KPIs), from individual building level to city level. A number of important implications of the main findings of this study are set out in the concluding section, together with suggestions for future research.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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