Urban Spatial Form

Urban spatial form refers to the physical layout and organization of a city, including how buildings, streets, parks, and open spaces are arranged. It influences how people move, interact, and access services within the city. Factors like street patterns, block sizes, and land use distribution shape the city's character, accessibility, and density. Understanding urban spatial form helps planners create functional, efficient, and attractive environments that meet residents' needs while promoting sustainable growth and community well-being.