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Shanghai Urbanism at the Medium Scale

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Gebonden, 192 blz. | Engels
Springer Berlin Heidelberg | 2014e druk, 2014
ISBN13: 9783642542022
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2014e druk, 2014 9783642542022
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This book focuses on observing and understanding the urban planning and relevant development patterns applied to the creation of urban districts against the backdrop of the current rapid urbanization and transformation of Shanghai on its way to becoming a world city. Based on a review of the four stages of city evolution, a series of case studies on typical urban districts through the city's building history to date points out key issues in connection with current developments. Three rapidly developing districts in Shanghai are studied with regard to alternative urban planning and design solutions, and further opinions from other perspectives including city government, real estate development and professional education, reveal challenges in the practical implementation of changes. This book indeed provides an approach to in-depth observation and understanding of urban planning and current development patterns at the medium scale of Chinese urbanization for those from academic, professional, investment, public administration and related circles who would like to join the urban transformation process.
Associate Professor Yongjie Sha and Professor Jiang Wu work at Tongji University. Yan Ji is an architect and urban designer in Shanghai. Sara Li Ting Chan and Wei Qi Lim work in Singapore as architect and planner in government service.

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ISBN13:9783642542022
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:gebonden
Aantal pagina's:192
Uitgever:Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Druk:2014

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Introduction.- Understanding Shanghai Urbanism.- Exploring Alternative Solutions for Urban Regeneration and New City Making.- Reflecting on Future Chinese Urbanity.- Conclusion.

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