Regional Planning for Open Space

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ISBN: 9780415480031 | 0415480035
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 8/13/2009

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City regions typically have a structure of natural and agricultural landscapes in and around them. These open spaces are important for citizens to relax in, but without planning, they would soon be urbanised. Preservation of these landscapes is a complex interplay of government policies, legal regulations, subsidies and civil initiatives.

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List of figures	p. vii
List of tables	p. ix
About the authors	p. xi
Rethinking open space planning in metropolitan areas	p. 1
Planning and development of the fringe landscapes: on the outer side of the Copenhagen 'fingers'	p. 21
Threats to metropolitan open space: the Netherlands economic and institutional dimension	p. 41
Development constraints reduce urban open space: actual conditions and future requirements in England	p. 61
The viability of cross-subsidy strategies: a Netherlands case study	p. 83
Does proximity to open space increase the values of dwellings?: evidence from three Dutch case studies	p. 107
Government or market: competing ideals in American metropolitan regions	p. 125
Maintaining the working landscape: the Portland Metro Urban Growth Boundary	p. 151
The impact of open space preservation policies: evidence from the Netherlands and the US	p. 179
Spaces of engagement for open space advocacy: a grounded theory on local opposition in the Netherlands	p. 199
Formalisation of 'open space as public space' in zoning: the Belgian experience	p. 225
Aesthetic approaches to active urban landscape planning: European exemplars	p. 249
Flachenhaushalt reconsidered: alternatives to the German federal 30 hectares goal	p. 279
Planning open spaces: balancing markets, state and communities	p. 301
Index	p. 323
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