June 10, 2026
Persian Gulf University
فارسی
SAYYED NOURODDIN AMIRI
Academic Rank:
Assistant professor
Address:
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Degree:
Ph.D in Geography and urban planning
Phone:
09173728514
Faculty:
Faculty of Art and Architecture
E-mail:
n [dot] amiri [at] pgu [dot] ac [dot] ir
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Research
Title
Assessing Citizens’ Satisfaction with Urban Furniture through the Urban Environmental Quality Approach Case Study: Imam Ali Tourism Village, Bushehr
Type
Article
Keywords
مبلمان شهري، رضايتمندي شهروندان، دهكده گردشگري،كيفيت محيط شهري ،شهر بوشهر، امنيت
Journal
برنامه ریزی توسعه کالبدی
DOI
10.30473/psp.2026.74014.2766
Researchers
SAYYED NOURODDIN AMIRI (First researcher)
,
Mohammad Reza Salimi Sobhan (Second researcher)
,
mahsa Deghanian (Third researcher)
Abstract
Urban furniture, as one of the essential and inseparable components of cities, plays a significant role in enhancing urban environmental quality and improving citizens’ satisfaction. This study aims to measure the level of citizens’ satisfaction with the quality of urban furniture and to provide models for future planning in the Imam Ali Tourism Village of Bushehr. The research is applied in purpose and descriptive- analytical of survey type in method. The statistical population consisted of citizens and visitors to the Imam Ali Tourism Village, among whom 244 individuals were selected through random sampling. The data collection tool was a researcher-made questionnaire that assessed the study indicators across four dimensions: physical, visual qualities, identity, and environment. Data were analyzed using SPSS version 19 software and statistical tests including one-sample T-test and mean comparison. Findings revealed that the overall mean satisfaction with urban furniture was 2.7 (below the desirable level). Among the four dimensions, the physical indicator, with a mean of 2.90, showed the best condition, while the environmental indicator, with a mean of 2.38, reflected the lowest level of satisfaction. Results of the one-sample T- test also confirmed the significant and stronger impact of the physical indicator on citizens’ satisfaction compared to other indicators. Consequently, planning to improve the quality of urban furniture in this area should primarily focus on enhancing environmental indicators, followed by strengthening identity and visual qualities