*5.2.3.1 Memorability*

Memorability refers to the role of urban blocks in shaping the collective memory [22]. According to Moudon [20], this aspect can be seen in the presence of buildings in a block that have specific semantic dimensions by themselves; examples are public and religious buildings. Sometimes, this is also true for the block itself as a whole, because of the social and functional roles it might have. Memorability is one of the factors that cause durability of the block during the time.
