Beginning in 2015, social media has shed light on the study of place evaluation as voluntary postings have availed cumulative data reflecting the dynamics of human-environment interaction. The ever-growing amount of social media posts record subtle memories, recognitions, activities, perceptions, as well as many other aspects that can never be collected using a conventional research method. This issue investigates critical relationships between city, land, and architecture. Voluntarily posted big data not only confirms the relationship in the use, observation, and experiences of built environment, but also provided bottom-up approaches in constructing new discourses.
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Guest Editor: Bo Zhang, Oklahoma State University, USA
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