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The aim is to create a comprehensive framework to assess the sustainability of public art in urban environments.

April 3, 2026npj Heritage ScienceOpen Access

A multi-dimensional Sustainability Assessment Framework for Public Art

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Develops a framework to evaluate public art's sustainability in urban settings, suggesting a unified approach.

The aim is to create a comprehensive framework to assess the sustainability of public art in urban environments.
Developed a Multi-Dimensional Sustainability Assessment Framework (SAFPA) integrating multiple dimensions.
Conducted a Delphi process with 15 international experts to gather insights.
Applied the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to weight dimensions and indicators.
Tested the framework on three case studies to analyze trade-offs and synergies.
Identified four dimensions and twelve indicators essential for evaluating public art.
Revealed trade-offs and synergies between different sustainability dimensions.
Provided a strategic tool for decision-making related to public art commissioning.

Zhu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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