THE ROLE OF A UNIVERSITY IN CITY TRANSFORMATION

大学在城市转型中的作用

Nastaran Namvar; Amira Elnokaly; Glen Mills

Keywords：Space Syntax, city, campus, spatial transformation

关键词：空间句法，城市，大学校园，空间转化

本文来自于第十二届空间句法北京会议，文件夹“campus environment”，序号497

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Abstract

摘要

This research investigates the reciprocal spatial impact of universities and their host cities. The study carries out a cross-case analysis between the University of Lincoln and city of Lincoln and with the University of Worcester and the city of Worcester. Both cities are located in United Kingdom (UK), have similar historical backgrounds, and are similar in terms of size and population demographic. Additionally, both universities are relatively new universities.

本研究调查了大学及其主办城市的空间之间的相互影响。这项研究在林肯大学和林肯市之间以及伍斯特大学和伍斯特市之间进行了跨案例分析。这两个城市都位于英国（英国），有着相似的历史背景，并且在城市规模和人口结构学角度上相似。此外，这两所大学都是相对较新的大学。

This study attempts to uncover and clarify how the University of Worcester and the University of Lincoln have transformed their socio-economic and spatial environments in their respective cities. One of the most significant features of this transformation is related to spatial integration and connectivity between the campus and city. This is a complex relationship, that is dependent on many physical and non-physical variables.

这项研究试图揭示和澄清，伍斯特大学和林肯大学是如何改变各自城市的社会经济和空间环境的。这种转变最重要的特点之一，是与大学校园和城市之间的空间整合度和连结度有关。这是一个复杂的关系，因为它依赖于许多物理变量和非物理变量。

This paper presents the results of that highlight the spatial configuration of the city/campus relationship. Space Syntax techniques and observation data are adapted in order to show how campus layouts influence the spatial configuration of the city. The main finding in this research shows that the location of a university campus has a significant impact on the city in physical, social and economic forms.

本文展示了强调城市与校园空间组构关系的结果。利用空间句法技术和经过调整的观测数据，以展示校园布局如何影响城市的空间组构。本研究的主要发现表明，大学校园的位置在物质、社会和经济层面对城市有显著的影响。

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