Providing solutions for designing happy livable urban spaces in order to improve the quality of life

Today, with increasing population, in most developed countries, livability is considered as a principle in the framework of sustainability. Sustainability means the ability of an environment to meet the biological needs of residents, both material and immaterial, in order to improve the quality of life and create an environment for the flourishing of citizens' capabilities. It is argued that livability assessment can help implement some of the new urban plans with a variety of approaches by providing a descriptive method for assessing urban environments and their quality. Creating a happy urban atmosphere has also been one of the demands of experts in recent decades. Therefore, paying attention to issues related to the quality of urban life and livability is felt as a basic need in developed societies. The feeling of satisfaction and happiness is one of the basic characteristics of individual and social life, which is directly related to living conditions and social relations. In this study, urban spaces and the relationship between them were evaluated through components such as flexibility, readability, physical diversity and permeability. The concept of viability and evaluation of the above factors were examined. Based on the theoretical foundations and theories presented by experts as well as studies conducted in relation to the good city, solutions (mentioned in the findings section) were introduced. They can be useful to some extent in solving problems and creating a pleasant urban space for residents. By understanding the needs of mothers and their children in the urban environment and considering spaces for leisure, creating a safe space for the use of bicycles, while creating a suitable collective space and applying diversity in different ways in the city, also increases air pollution. Convenient routing, etc., each of which is a subset of efficient urban components, are the resulting solutions.