Policymaking of spatial components in the formation of new urban cores

Subject Areas : Urbanism

Aziz mohamadyari ¹ , bakhtyar ezatpanah ² , Karim Hosainzadeh Dalir ³

1 - Ph.D. Student, Department of Geography and urban planning, Marand Branch, Islamic azad university, Marand, Iran
2 - Assistant Professor of Department of Geography and urban planning, Marand branch, Islamic azad university, Marand, Iran
3 - Professor of Department of Geography and urban planning, Marand branch, Islamic azad university, Marand, Iran

Received: 2022-10-02 Accepted : 2023-01-07 Published : 2023-07-23

Keywords: urban core, single-core, spatial distribution pattern, Multi-Core,

Abstract :

One of the most important issues in today's urban management is the issue of rapid population growth and the consequent rapid expansion of cities, which has faced many problems due to the lack of effective planning and management with this phenomenon. These issues have shown their effects on the spatial structure of cities in different ways, one of which is the multi-core spatial development of cities. The multi-core phenomenon is inherent in metropolises and studies indicate more efficiency and the effect of quantitative methods in identifying functional cores.The main purpose of this article is to introduce spatial components in the formation of new urban cores. The research method is documentary-analytical and its findings show that the development pattern of the central area in providing various modes of transportation, creating public spaces in order to create distinctive and attractive communities, revitalizing the city center, density policies to achieve intensive development and The protection of green and open spaces has been successful, but it is weak in achieving the criteria of citizens' participation and impartial and predictable decision-making.

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