urban space

collocation in English

meanings of urbanand space

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urban
adjective[before noun]
uk /ˈɜː.bən/ us /ˈɝː.bən/
of or in a city ...
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space
noun
uk /speɪs/ us /speɪs/
an empty area that is available to ...
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Examples of urban space

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The problems of scarcity, in terms of urbanspace and resource, were not resolved even after economic reform.
The urban reformist elites enthusiastically invoked reformative programmes, for example, regulating the disorder of urbanspace and "civilizing" people.
The absence of female unemployed in surviving commentary reflects the gendered occupation of urbanspace.
The gender aspects of urbanspace were addressed in several theses.
Two additional anecdotes cast the saint's interaction with urbanspace in a positive light.
Together with the parliament buildings, they constitute the very city centre and give structure to urbanspace.
How did these different peoples form a new urbanspace?
The viewpoint from urbanspace is also an attractive feature of this book.
Reconstruction must take as its starting point the urbanspace, that which can become collective space.
Other chapters also touch on a similar theme about the relationship between types of urbanspace and alternative uses.
This perception of the estranging effects of urbanspace repudiates and challenges the earlier optimism of a collective working-class consciousness generated by the city.
The architecture and arrangement of these quarters make visible how all these various elements came together to create a new kind of urbanspace.
Obviously enough, both questions are closely interrelated, and if civic elites are of interest it is mainly due to their power over urbanspace.
Public policies to reclaim neighbourhoods perceived to be in decline had a disproportionate impact on minorities, creating conflict over the appropriate use of urbanspace.
The concept, ' prisms of belonging ', is meant to capture the ways in which history and memory are embodied and reconfigured in urbanspace.
Changes in the urbanspace were profound and some of them were described by travellers.
He identifies a range of noise abatement strategies in these years which, he argues, reflected dominant middle-class concepts of how urbanspace should be regulated.
Urbanspace has the potential to become contested when its functions move beyond the physical.
His previous experience of integrated urbanspace was of crucial importance: it was his background for analysis and comparison.
A strong theme emerging from these case-studies is the shaping of urbanspace by religious women.
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