Meanings of urban space in English

I mean it's really an experimentation and transformation of public urban space.

The trees were the largest he'd ever seen in any urban space.

If only that third dimension in our urban space, height, were available!

The layout of the urban space plugs directly into our sense of community.

An urban space without integrated greenery is nothing short of dull, dreary and depressing.

It is first an urban space, a gift to the city, said jury chairman Francis Rambert.

In particular, informal settlement and claims to urban space continue to structure everyday politics in Africa's cities.

What she showed us, crucially, is that urban space is the key building block of these economies.

No other urban space in the country has the same power of attraction to visionaries, dreamers and self-publicists.

By 1755 it had grown to almost sixty thousand, all crowded into the same tight, medieval urban space.

We peasants have lost our land -nature is being transformed into urban space, mining sites or industrial farms.

We did an urban space in Copenhagen and it's in the most ethnically diverse neighborhood in all of Denmark.

IT'S the mantra of the modern city -increased urban space and pedestrian friendly areas suited to meandering over motoring.

Barssani said the game was changing the way Brazilian were using their urban space in cities long plagued with high crime rates.

Baylaucq's cinematography suggests that the energy concentrating and dispersing around our bodies might become a tangible part of future public urban space.

Land the size of three football fields is built on every day, expanding urban space by a quarter in the last decade.