Hesham Omran
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However, how are public spaces utilized for leisure by people from different multi-ethnic backgrounds?
Does the variety of attributes in public spaces attract people from different backgrounds? The current aim of this research sets to establish properties and attributes of urban square characteristics such as the
quality of daily activities that contribute to inter-ethnic social interactions among users in urban civic spaces. The study focused on constructing indices on how daily activity attributes, and how to investigate the diversity amongst the three ethnic groups on how the urban public space is perceived. A total of 140 questionnaires were administered to measure how the public square users' perceived public space use in Batu Pahat town, Malaysia Peninsular. The analysis was facilitated through the analytic tool of the Rasch Model. The study revealed that the Malays use urban squares more than the Indians and Chinese.
Consequently, this affects the level of the Malays' social interaction among others. While on the other hand, square activities reflecting Chinese and Indian culture make the urban square less attractive to
the Chinese and Indians. It suggests that the environmental attribute quality of the square should be improved to attract social interaction among the three ethnic groups.
However, how are public spaces utilized for leisure by people from different multi-ethnic backgrounds?
Does the variety of attributes in public spaces attract people from different backgrounds? The current aim of this research sets to establish properties and attributes of urban square characteristics such as the
quality of daily activities that contribute to inter-ethnic social interactions among users in urban civic spaces. The study focused on constructing indices on how daily activity attributes, and how to investigate the diversity amongst the three ethnic groups on how the urban public space is perceived. A total of 140 questionnaires were administered to measure how the public square users' perceived public space use in Batu Pahat town, Malaysia Peninsular. The analysis was facilitated through the analytic tool of the Rasch Model. The study revealed that the Malays use urban squares more than the Indians and Chinese.
Consequently, this affects the level of the Malays' social interaction among others. While on the other hand, square activities reflecting Chinese and Indian culture make the urban square less attractive to
the Chinese and Indians. It suggests that the environmental attribute quality of the square should be improved to attract social interaction among the three ethnic groups.