• Asit Pandey
• prof. Tabish Ahmad Abdullah

Urban Spaces today, are known to be holding the most crucial parts of the town or the city since the history of the settlements on an area by the human and are also considered as an important aspect of urban design which provides the residents or the visitors with a strong image and higher urban experience about that area or the city. In the mind of viewer or visitors, as we see the most popular urban aspects in history of urban settlement where no, of buildings are put together in such a way that a drama is released.In most of the cases urban spaces acts as the landmark of the city and important node that affect the imageability of that place. Until today these things are termed as the popular centre of attraction globally known especially for its visual quality as well as aesthetics. Opposing to this fact, various different urban spaces are nowadays, under construction, as the urban spaces being built today do no however conveys the real sense of that area and does not has good aesthetic and visual quality, they normally do not have any strong character based on their architecture to which it is linked. This is an outcome of the individualistic approach that has cropped today’s architecture. this is reflected in the settlement given by Cliff Monghtinin his book “Urban design, streets and square, that is, today the visual(architectural) appearance of thetypical modern urban spaces are looking like the noise produced country fairs by many orchestras simultaneously playing different tunes” is true for today’s scenario. It also depicts their low level of sensitivity for their issues in the mind set of the designer or in case if the designer is not considering the perspective of the visitor who finally is going to make use of it. This requires a deep study into the various aspects of aesthetics of urban spaces. All of the urban spaces formed in any city, either unplanned or planned are finally going to be utilised by the residents or the visitors along with it the failure of this also is directly dependent on these people. What we perceiveas more than seeing: the physical environment becomes more than a setting. However, its extension is totally dependent on their life or on their own actions. This is a general observation that despite of all the factors considered for building a single building till the limit when such similar buildings in group can be viewed as the complete forming a complete urban space, however do not convey the level of aesthetic as well as visual quality which they are expected to have. However, these factors are crucial in the complete process of urban space designing, its appearance visually is equally important because this can be seen the first and foremost impression, people have before even using them. Structures of the buildings built under a common and proper relationships can offer some level of pleasure visually that is not possible with different aesthetics. But if these are not properly planned, it can have disastrous results for that place/town/city. Creation concerns about the visually chaotic urban spaces are usually overcome by having complete knowledge about the aspects which can have an impact on the view point of the aesthetics of the urban spaces and its visual quality of the entire built space. In the point of view regarding any urban space, its background, its role by the perceiver are considered to have an equal significance as the characteristics and visual physiology of the building formed in an urban space perception. Hence, this is equally important to know about the preceptive of people living in an urban space as well as the importance of building, its aesthetic and visual quality for the perception regarding any urban space required for analysing from the perceptive of its users for the urban space for continuing to make it believe as the landmark of the area. A need exists for producing the tools, systems and physical forms which have a rational coherent as well as the products depending on these systems of the tools should in turn respond to the expectations and needs of people who wish to use these.

public places , urban spaces , nodes , district, proximity

"understanding the different attitudes of urban spaces ", International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (www.jetir.org), ISSN:2349-5162, Vol.7, Issue 7, page no.1215-1245, July-2020, Available :http://www.jetir.org/papers/JETIR2007152.pdf

"understanding the different attitudes of urban spaces ", International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (www.jetir.org | UGC and issn Approved), ISSN:2349-5162, Vol.7, Issue 7, page no. pp1215-1245, July-2020, Available at : http://www.jetir.org/papers/JETIR2007152.pdf