Urban Morphology

Papers
(The TQCC of Urban Morphology is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Bridging the gaps: urban morphology 20 years on54
Reading and understanding the built environment of Quebec (Canada): the result of thirty years of research20
A little prehistory of Urban Morphology18
On the form and function of grid plans17
How we view cities: a green-space enigma?16
The relationship between urban form and land-use regulation in China: the case of Nanjing13
Mental maps of urban morphology8
From rural plots to urban superblocks A. A. Kantarek, K. Kwiatkowski and I. Samuels7
Large-scale urban development and the possibility of new models in fringe-belt studies: the question of the ‘umbrella fringe belt’5
The changing face of urban morphology: achievements and challenges4
Overcoming anglophone squint4
Time as a significant dimension in urban form research4
[Book notes, PDF]3
Il faut tourner la page3
Jan Nijman (2020) Amsterdam's canal district: origins, evolution, and future prospects3
Unmasking an urban morphologist3
Han Meyer, MaartenJan Hoekstra and John Westrik (2020) Urbanism – fundamentals and prospects3
Urban form and the activities of daily life: implications for sustainability. Towards an ISUF agenda for the study of suburbs3
2 Reports3
Practical aspects of morphological research in urban renewal projects2
Mapping the conceptual system of an urban theory and its evolution: a text analysis of space syntax conference papers over 20 years2
Recent changes in urban morphology2
Comparing studies of urban form2
Reconsidering the morphological understanding of traditional Chinese cities: a study of the early spatial modernization of Suzhou, 1880–19492
The concept of the morphological region: developments and prospects2
Urban morphology, smart sustainability and space colonization2
Making connections2
The study of urban form in Lithuania during the second half of the twentieth century2
Conservation, heritage and urban morphology1
Vítor Oliveira (2021) Morphological research in planning, urban design and architecture1
Diffusion of urban morphological ideas1
On the form and function of grid plans1
An intellectual legacy for ISUF1
Alnwick: conservation or transformation?1
Obituary: Antony D. King (1931-2022)1
Urban morphology and policy: bridging the gap1
An integrated spatial strategy for the inner fringe belt as an operational entity1
Completing the foundations1
5 Reports1
Urban landscapes as ensembles1
Thinking cross-culturally1
4 Reports1
A century of urban morphology?1
[Book notes, PDF]1
Urban morphology and artificial intelligence1
Matteo Ieva (2018) Architettura come lingua. Processo e progetto (Architecture as language. Process and design)1
Agents of change, power, and resistance in the patterns of change of an industrial heritage district: the case of Bellavista, Chile (1970‒2019)1
The adaptive application of the typological map: from the Italian approach to Chinese historic areas1
Review article: A new urban historical atlas: viewing the best of the past1
Assessing a quarter-century of Urban Morphology1
Obituary: J. W. R. Whitehand (1938–2021)1
Seeking an integrated approach to urban form: tasks ahead1
Looking East: urban morphology in China, Japan and Korea1
Towards a more integrated approach1
[Book notes, PDF]1
Urban morphology and computers1
Brazilian urban morphology S. de A.P. Costa1
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