Analysis reveals indicators that enhance quality of life in urban environments, suggesting a need for new standards.
Urban development and quality of life do not have a precise concept, but they can be explained throughthe dynamic, interactive network relationships between their various components to create an integratedconcept. These are advanced relationships, not primitive relationships like the well-known urban planningand development theories, with the goal of achieving a better future for the city. These relationships arecomprised of both material and immaterial (sensory) relationships. Through this, the impact of indicatorsfor improving quality of life in urban construction on existing cities will be studied. This will create aclear indicator of quality of life in urban development. The goal is to create elements within a clearstandard indicator to create better urban construction that achieves the desired development in alldimensions. It is also a flexible concept capable of adding elements to network interactions to createadvanced relationships with the goal of improving overall urban quality.
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