Papers

In the process of sustainable development, most of China's resource-based cities, especially those in northeast China, are still unable to get rid of the resource exhaustion dilemma. Resilience is an effective way to deepen urban sustainable development (Meerow, S. 2016; Sharifi, A. 2016), Resilienc...

The urban-rural dual structure system had a profound impact on the equal supply of public resources in China. In previous studies, much discussion has been made on the configuration of public service facilities in urban area. Moreover, current technical standards on public service facility configura...

Unlocking a systems planning approach to district-level planning in Austin TX. While many cities in the USA suffer from demographic and socioeconomic segregation, our moral obligation as planners is to diminish displacement and connecting communities back together. This Case Study looks into the his...

Urban public space is an important part of citizens' lives, and its environmental quality has an important impact on citizens' activities and behaviors. During the epidemic, both the citizens and the government are more fully aware of people’s desire to enjoy urban public spaces and the importance...

Just as the development process the developed countries have experienced, during the globalization and rapid economic development, a large number of developing countries have gradually transited from agricultural society to industrial society and then to post-industrial society. However, while exper...

Fostering open conversation injects innovative ideas and strategies accessible to all people. Against the backdrop of the end of oil, climate change, pandemics, and other converging catastrophes in cities where online education and work, civic engagement and social unrest are increasingly common, th...

With the rapid urbanization process, the green belts in the fringe of Beijing is gradually becoming the urban-rural junction area. State-owned land used for urban construction is mixed with rural collective land. The long-term urban-rural dual structure makes the urban-rural contradiction in this ar...

Climate change has posed a new challenge to urban planning. Now it's hard to exclude climate change in urban planning. To prevent climate change, we need to move away from current energy methods using sustainable development and new technologies. What I noticed was the sun. The sun is everywhere and...

Wollstonecraft (1792) believed that power, be it economic, political, or social, is mainly restricted to the public realm. This realm, she argues, is completely appropriated for men. Thus, for her, access to the public realm is vital to the empowerment of women. To reach empowerment, they should bri...

After the SARS outbreak of 2003, what had changed in China’s urban planning? And how these changes are reflected in the city’s statistical data until the COVID-19 outbreak? Moving into the post-CODIV-19 era, has any innovation taken place in the latest China’s city master planning covering the...

Medical and health facilities are important parts of urban public facilities. Current research pays little attention to the public policy effect of medical service, and Medical Facility Planning is usually poorly implemented. The problems of insufficient medical and health resources, low quality, un...

The public service system in public health emergencies indicates the problems of hierarchical mismatch and conducted downward Invalidation in response to explosive demand shocks. This article clarified the fragility of the public service system in response to emergencies, constructed a hierarchical ...

Tourism utilization of industrial heritage is an important way to balance heritage conservation and economic development. Assessment of the developing-utilization suitability is the basis of making strategy of industrial heritage tourism. As a linear cultural heritage running through Northeast China...

Making cities resilient is one of the main pillars of the 11th goal in UN Agenda 2030 and has become a convergent theme in urban contemporary policies at global level. "Urban Resilience is the capacity of individuals, communities, institutions, businesses, and systems within a city to survive, adapt...

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Public participation in planning decision-making has become an important link in the process of urban construction and renewal all over the world. The changes of environment will significantly change the life of residents in their place of residence, especially in the old urban renewal, so the opini...

The dynamics taking place in the big cities of Europe and the world pose a series of challenges and unprecedented demands. On the one hand, the need for affordable housing has increased due to the growing population in cities like Milan and Vienna. On the other hand, phenomena related to climate cha...

Micro public space in urban area bears the dual function of physical and mental pursuit of the community. Nowadays, regeneration of micro urban public space has become a major concern in China’s city development with the purpose of promoting the quality of physical space, reproducing the city vita...

The City of Lethbridge is located within the ancestral lands of the Siksikaitsitapi (Blackfoot) peoples, whose traditional territories covers large areas of what is now known as Western Canada and the United States. Lethbridge – like many Canadian cities and those with colonial routes around the w...

1.the Research Question： -What does the framework of China's planning system look like, i.e. the positioning and internal structure of the framework and its components? -What is the relationship between various types of planning in the system? How do they combine with each other? 2.Background：As...

Under the background of new urbanization, urban construction has entered the stage of stock renewal, and the research on the renewal of old blocks is urgent. Taking the material environment and the use behavior of residents as the research object, this paper puts forward a set of evaluation and desi...

As an important carrier of urbanization in China, the Yangtze River Delta region includes the spatial category of "three provinces and one city". There are not only super large and mega cities that absorb population, but also major labor outflow areas such as northern Anhui. As one of the most perfe...

This paper studies the construction of communities in the south of Brasilia under the theory of "modern city" by Le Corbusier after the second industrial revolution, and compares it with the communities in the New Town of Sha Tin, and discusses the process of the practice of livable communities in t...

Across the globe, as existing megapolises expand, cities grapple with challenges of densification leading to the creation of satellite cities. Satellite cities have sprouted as urban offshoots on greenfield sites as a response to urban sprawl & rapid urbanization. India is an example of the same. Wi...

Due to the hierarchical medical system currently being promoted in China, the reasonable allocation of medical resources and equal medical services have become important research topics for urban planning. However, few studies have been conducted on the allocation of medical resources accounting for...

Under the new background of territorial spatial planning in China, most cities are faced with the constraint of urban regeneration or limited land resources, however, local development demand of "planning for growth" is difficult to resolve through the traditional incremental planning, and most loca...

The article discusses the transformation of abandoned urban areas appropriated by the community to propose critical alternatives to the productive rationality of common urbanization. The redevelopment of Estelita Wharf in Recife, Brazil, is used as a case study. The area, located close to the histor...

Based on the theoretical elaboration of livable cities, this essay found that the traditional livable city evaluation methods are mainly based on statistical indicators through research on the livable city evaluation index system proposed by domestic and foreign scholars. However, in the era of big ...

Cultural heritage is by far a major target in the European policy agenda in the last years as it demonstrates to be a valuable driver for urban development. Though, cultural heritage is still a fragile asset, which is often either overexploited or hidden and underdeveloped. The second case makes the...

For decades poor and low-income residents in urban areas of developing countries have sought security in informal settlements. One of the main threats to tenure security for households is the action of governments, especially with the eviction of households in informal settlements. Tenure security i...