September 23, 2025SustainabilityOpen Access

Temporal Evolution of Multi-Dimensional Built Environment Perceptions and Street Vitality: A Longitudinal Analysis in Rapidly Urbanizing Cities

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Longitudinal analysis reveals dynamic perception-vitality relationships in rapidly urbanizing cities, indicating evolving urban priorities.

Perception-vitality relationships evolved from heterogeneous to homogenized spatial patterns over time, indicating urban development standardization.
Safety perception shifted from negative to positive influence, while convenience exhibited nonlinear effects as urban infrastructure improved.
The importance of perception dimensions changed, reflecting the evolving expectations of residents shaped by urbanization experiences.
Findings challenge static assumptions, emphasizing the need for adaptive urban strategies that respect both spatial and temporal dynamics.

Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Longitudinal analysis reveals dynamic perception-vitality relationships in rapidly urbanizing cities, indicating evolving urban priorities.