Exploring the relationship between built environment and multidimensional street market vitality: Insights from urban villages in Shenzhen using multi-source data.
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ABSTRACT: Street markets play a vital role in revitalizing cities, especially within urban villages, which are unique neighborhoods characterized by dense migrant populations and complex social dynamics. This study addresses the underexplored relationship between street market vitality and the built environment, aiming to promote sustainable urban growth and inclusivity. A comprehensive framework embraces both macro-structural and micro-experiential perspectives, integrating urban morphology, functionality, and human perception indicators, to investigate the relationship between multidimensional vitality and the built environment in Shangxia Sha urban village street markets, Shenzhen, China. Utilizing multi-source data, geographic information systems, street view semantic segmentation, and space syn
SUBMITTER: Tan Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC12448365 | biostudies-literature | 2025
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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