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Compactness is Not Enough: Development and Trends of a Sustainable Urban Concept

Poškienė, Diana ; Dijokienė, Dalia

Architecture and urban planning, 2021-01, Vol.17 (1), p.61-69 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Compactness is Not Enough: Development and Trends of a Sustainable Urban Concept
Autor: Poškienė, Diana ; Dijokienė, Dalia
Assuntos: Community-based development ; public interest ; Quality of life ; Sustainability ; sustainable community development ; Sustainable development ; sustainable development strategies ; Trends ; urban design and planning ; Urban planning
É parte de: Architecture and urban planning, 2021-01, Vol.17 (1), p.61-69
Descrição: The changing concept of sustainable development is changing the practice of designing sustainable urban forms. The article presents a variety of concepts of a sustainable urban form and their ambiguous assessment – the model of a compact city, if applied in all cases, can cost the quality of one’s environment and the quality of life. New bottom-up trends are emerging in theory and in practice of the 21st century, which focus on the urban planning process which is more inclusive in terms of society. The article discusses examples of the creation of a sustainable urban narrative for the development of a relationship with the community.
Editor: Riga: Sciendo
Idioma: Inglês;Letão

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