The Survey of the Urban Space: New pattern A Case study of Greenwich Millennium Village, London,U.K

Urban spaces form main dynamic spaces of cities and towns. Different disciplines have theorized urban spaces and have heavily shed some light on the process or nature of the urban spaces, but the concept of the urban spaces is highly unknown yet and the gap between urban theories and practices is not clear too. The aim of this article is to propose a conceptual pattern for surveying and analyzing the urban spaces to decrease the gap between theory and practice based on the real world. This article is consisted of two parts. In first part, it aims to propose a conceptual pattern which is named Sustainable Socio-Spatial Pattern to survey and analyse the urban spaces. In the second part, it has been applied in Greenwich Millennium Village, a major development in London city, U.K. So, this article has resulted a conceptual pattern in at least two approaches: Process and Substance which can apply in complex and multi-layered urban spaces.