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Urban Geography, 2021
The use of vacant land and rooftop spaces for UGs are gradually becoming widespread with the increasing awareness of the effects and benefits of urban gardens (UGs) by citizens.
Hong-Wei Hsiao
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The use of vacant land and rooftop spaces for UGs are gradually becoming widespread with the increasing awareness of the effects and benefits of urban gardens (UGs) by citizens.
Hong-Wei Hsiao
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The ‘garden city’ in the green infrastructure of the future: learning from the past
Landscape Research, 2020Contemporary urban development takes place mainly in already built areas. The article’s objective is to examine how towns on the outskirts of large cities can use and revitalise green areas and the urban heritage of garden cities to contribute to filling
Grete Swensen
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Urban River Transformation and the Landscape Garden City Movement in China
Sustainability, 2018 The practice of enhancing existing rivers and creating entirely new waterscapes has exploded in China over the past two decades. In our study of 104 randomly selected cities across China, we identified 14 types of river projects based on grey literature ...
G Mathias Kondolf
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, 2021
In 1898, British social reformer Ebenezer Howard published To-morrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform, calling for ‘garden city’ communities based on the principles of decentralized industry, urban resettlement, low-density housing, and a ‘healthy ...
Samuel M. Clevenger, D. L. Andrews
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In 1898, British social reformer Ebenezer Howard published To-morrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform, calling for ‘garden city’ communities based on the principles of decentralized industry, urban resettlement, low-density housing, and a ‘healthy ...
Samuel M. Clevenger, D. L. Andrews
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Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, 2020
The garden city is notoriously difficult to define. The sheer variety of forms, social goals, and institutional arrangements associated with the garden city since its inception at the close of the 19th century invalidate any attempt to fix its physical ...
Shiben Banerji
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The garden city is notoriously difficult to define. The sheer variety of forms, social goals, and institutional arrangements associated with the garden city since its inception at the close of the 19th century invalidate any attempt to fix its physical ...
Shiben Banerji
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From Garden City to Eco-urbanism: The quest for sustainable neighborhood development
Sustainable Cities and Society, 2016Ayyoob Sharifi
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Local Environment : the International Journal of Justice and Sustainability
Urban green infrastructure is critical for creating garden cities, promoting public health, environmental quality, and building resilience to climate change.
M. Asibey, E. Akakpo, Yetimoni Kpeebi
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Urban green infrastructure is critical for creating garden cities, promoting public health, environmental quality, and building resilience to climate change.
M. Asibey, E. Akakpo, Yetimoni Kpeebi
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