Evaluating Micro-scale Interior Public Realms and Spaces in New York and Macro-scale Interior Public Realms and Spaces in Dubai, Based on Coding System
摘要
This chapter validates the applicability of the developed methodology by extending its assessment framework to international micro-scale and macro-scale case studies in New York (Hudson Yards) and Dubai (Burj Khalifa). These case studies demonstrate how the affective-spatial coding system can be applied across varying hyper-morphologies, showcasing its scalability and adaptability in different cultural and environmental contexts. By identifying common emotional responses to spatial conditions across diverse locations, this research provides a replicable model for evaluating public spaces globally.