Study of the complexity of a city district using a three-dimensional city form and its relationship to environmental cognition

Abstract

Further insights into urban space theory and environment theory are required to understand how the local environment is formed and how "harmonious coexistence with the enviromnent" should be constructed while respecting urban daily life. However, if the structure of mutual relationships between the enviromnent and people are maintained, and concurrently, the question of whether the subject and environment affect each other, is not interpreted, it is impossible to construct an effective environment theory.