Table 6 Cross examination between PPS and S.E.A.M’s attributes
From: Towards forming a socio-ecological action model for urban open spaces’ design in New Cairo, Egypt
No. | “PPS” main categories | No. | “PPS’s” attributes | S.E.A.M code | “S.E.A.M’s” attributes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Image and comfort | 1 | Safety | 13 | Safety and security |
14 | Visibility and surveillance | ||||
15 | Crime prevention | ||||
2 | Greenery and water features | 33 | Green infra-structure | ||
34 | Blue infra-structure | ||||
01 | Plants | ||||
3 | Cleanliness | 35 | Waste management | ||
36 | Recycled materials | ||||
4 | Attractiveness | 02 | Landmarks and attraction | ||
5 | Relaxation | 16 | Comfort level | ||
17 | Activities (passive) | ||||
6 | Welcome-ness | 03 | Enclosure and openness | ||
7 | Motivation | 18 | Motivation | ||
8 | Historical | 04 | Historical elements | ||
19 | Heritage values | ||||
9 | Spirituality | 20 | Memories | ||
21 | Space attachment | ||||
22 | Sense of beauty | ||||
10 | Seat-ability | 05 | Space furniture | ||
2 | Access and linkages | 11 | Accessibility | 06 | Accessibility |
12 | Continuity | 07 | Continuity | ||
13 | Proximity | 08 | Proximity | ||
14 | Connectivity | 09 | Connectivity and movement | ||
15 | Readability | 10 | Way finding and navigation | ||
16 | Walkability | 11 | Walkability | ||
37 | Pedestrian paths | ||||
17 | Convenience | 00 | Satisfaction level* | ||
3 | Activities and uses | 18 | Fun | 23 | Entertainment and pleasure |
19 | Passive | 17 | Passive activities | ||
20 | Special | 20 | Memories | ||
21 | Space attachment | ||||
21 | Useful | 12 | Mixed uses and services | ||
22 | Celebratory | 17 | Activities (active) | ||
23 | Entertainment and pleasure | ||||
24 | Group membership and community ties | ||||
23 | Spontaneous | 17 | Activities (active) | ||
16 | Comfort level | ||||
24 | Sustained | 25 | Stewardship | ||
26 | Co-operation | ||||
27 | Participation and engagement | ||||
38 | Space maintenance | ||||
4 | Sociability | 25 | Interactive | 28 | Interaction with human\nature |
26 | Friendship | 29 | Social ties and Friendship | ||
27 | Pride | 30 | Sense of pride | ||
28 | Neighbourly | 24 | Community ties and group membership | ||
29 | Co-operation | 26 | Co-operation | ||
30 | Leadership | 25 | Stewardship | ||
31 | Diversity | 31 | Diversity and variation | ||
32 | Social cohesion |