since independence, urban planners and other state holders have accepted that development policies for urban and rural areas have failed or have not worked as expected. Cities in Nigeria especially, Ibadan have been observed to have changed in size, spatial organization or morphology, quality and distribution of public services and infrastructure and in it employment base. Despite many efforts aimed at making the urban problems solved through the enactment of plethora of planning laws and regulations
This paper argues that the complexity of urban development in Guangzhou after the period of China’s open and reform, from being a port city on the Southeastern coast to today’s competitive global city, its urban reform is highly influenced by the contribution of commercial and spatial development as political transformation significantly influence the cohesion of urban transformation in Guangzhou. Proposal While Hong Kong and Macao being the colony settlement of British and Portuguese, Guangzhou
in urban areas. By 2050, that number will have increased to 6.5 billion people two-thirds of all mankind. The swiftly growth of cities in the developing world, combined with increasing rural to urban migration, has led to a boom in mega-cities. Sustainable development cannot be achieved without transforming the way we build and manage our urban spaces. Extreme poverty is often concentrated in urban spaces and city governments struggle to accommodate the rising population in these areas.
Question" is fundamental to thinking about how to respond to various spatial and socio-economic problems. Discuss how two existing (not imagined) cities have responded to the "Land Question" through its urban planning policies and strategies. Then, propose two or three principles which you think urban planners should follow in responding to the "Land Question" today. Introduction 200 Tokyo 500 situation redevelopment tool in Japan short analysis Principles balance public and private 300 see a
upon its diverse street life and urban designing. In this almost all-inclusive city, we could find highly-planned boulevards and viaducts extending in all directions that link up all parts of the international city, which is a practical application of the political scientist and anthropologist James C. Scott’s state-driven urban planning. Spontaneously, numerous shopping centers and urban central parks provide residents and visitors with reasons to be imposed to urban streets life, where we can find
Florida’s residential population is ever-growing, it has produced the issue of urban sprawl. Urban sprawl has become a major issue in South Florida, since it’s a main destination for city-life with nearby beaches. Many people have migrated down to South Florida because of its location. This has caused never-ending construction, and heavy usage of automobiles due to rising population in this area. • Description of Topic: Urban sprawl in South Florida not only affects the environment, but the biodiversity
Strategies • War damage area • Rehabilitation • Earthquake • Fire disaster area • urban expansion • First implemented in the 1870’s in Kobe • Local Govt. • Land owners association • 70% of the urban LP is carried out by local Govt. & land owners associations • 300 LP projects covers maximum South Korea: Purpose Development Authorities Strategies • 1930- for rural area • 1936- for urban LP first project in Seoul, 60% urban expansion
2.1 Introduction A study of urban park design on users’ attachment plays an important role for enabling social interaction and fostering community development (Nassar, 2014). The understanding in design development of urban park layout and planning may consider users need will contribute to the encouragement and stimulating social cohesion. The chapter highlights the information of design planning of urban parks for users’ attachment helps in improving social interaction. In other words, this
statistic(NBS), the urbanization rates of China in 1953,1964,1982,1990,200 and 2010 were 12.84%, 17.58%,20.43%, 25.84%, 35.39% and 49.68% respectively. In 2011, the urbanization rate exceeded 50% ；in 2016, it raised to 57.35% (Figure). In 2016, the urban population is 792.98 million people, an increase of 21.82 million compared with in 2015, and the rural resident population is 589.73 million people, a reduce of 13.77 million people
dSmart City as a Key Strategy to Improve the Urban Quality of Life: A Bottom-Up Approach Towards Building an Inclusive Smart City (Case study: Mashhad, Iran) PhD Proposal, Jamileh Montazer Torbati Introduction The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) development in the past few decades has altered the urban environment in every aspect. Urban dwellers are definitely experiencing a new lifestyle, with smart phones, apps and social networks. Smart gadgets are entering our lives as well as