Abstract
Positive outdoor spaces are lively and highly surveillance but negative outdoor spaces are leftover spaces that often treated as “no man's land”. This paper will present an inventory of positive and negative outdoor spaces in which was conducted in the selected study site of Lebuh Armenian, Penang. The aim of the research was to identify the positive and negative spaces along the heritage street and suggest its potential development. This street was analyzed though researcher's visual observation and end-users’ perception to revitalize as a space for urban heritage recreational development.
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