normative meets narrative in Mbale, 2010
... • The localised nature of the risks etc • “To empower the local communities and enable them to have a stake in the management of the environment and natural resources.” ...
... • The localised nature of the risks etc • “To empower the local communities and enable them to have a stake in the management of the environment and natural resources.” ...
City and Regional Planning
... City and Regional Planning’s accredited, two-year MCRP program is ranked among the best in the nation. Students obtain skills needed not only to practice city and regional planning at the advanced level, but to become leaders in their fields, with strong research capabilities, a social conscience, a ...
... City and Regional Planning’s accredited, two-year MCRP program is ranked among the best in the nation. Students obtain skills needed not only to practice city and regional planning at the advanced level, but to become leaders in their fields, with strong research capabilities, a social conscience, a ...
Proceedings
... expenditures, depletion of non-renewable energy resources and costs of climate change. Non-defensive public expenditures were calculated for France as the difference between effective private consumption and private consumption expenditures, whereas in Belgium and the Netherlands they were based on ...
... expenditures, depletion of non-renewable energy resources and costs of climate change. Non-defensive public expenditures were calculated for France as the difference between effective private consumption and private consumption expenditures, whereas in Belgium and the Netherlands they were based on ...
Chapter 20: Toward an Urban America, 1865-1914
... blend into American society as easily as the “old” immigrants had. Many felt like outsiders, and they clustered together in urban neighborhoods made up of people of the same nationality. After 1900 immigration from Mexico also increased. In addition many people came to the United States from China a ...
... blend into American society as easily as the “old” immigrants had. Many felt like outsiders, and they clustered together in urban neighborhoods made up of people of the same nationality. After 1900 immigration from Mexico also increased. In addition many people came to the United States from China a ...
Is corporate Asia ready for the green economy? ACCOUNTANTS FOR BUSINESS
... money, through either public procurement or subsidies, can also be used to influence the direction of an economy. In the majority of countries around the world, governments are responsible for planning large-scale infrastructure projects, which typically involve planning over the long term. Factorin ...
... money, through either public procurement or subsidies, can also be used to influence the direction of an economy. In the majority of countries around the world, governments are responsible for planning large-scale infrastructure projects, which typically involve planning over the long term. Factorin ...
Plaquette ang recto-I PAD
... The eco-design approach of Zenata New City consists of overall thinkings to limit or reduce the environmental impacts all along the life cycle of the project. The Human-being is at the heart of eco-design. These thinkings were conducted in collaboration with national and international experts which ...
... The eco-design approach of Zenata New City consists of overall thinkings to limit or reduce the environmental impacts all along the life cycle of the project. The Human-being is at the heart of eco-design. These thinkings were conducted in collaboration with national and international experts which ...
Sustainable residential building issues in urban heat islands
... temperatures also mean that city centres experience less snow and fewer frosts than either their suburbs or the surrounding rural area. The higher levels of cloud cover and dust pollutants in the atmosphere mean that city centres also have higher rainfall levels and more fogs than adjacent rural are ...
... temperatures also mean that city centres experience less snow and fewer frosts than either their suburbs or the surrounding rural area. The higher levels of cloud cover and dust pollutants in the atmosphere mean that city centres also have higher rainfall levels and more fogs than adjacent rural are ...
Systems Thinking and Sustainable Urban Development
... characterized and dominated by cities, as the growth in urban areas is significantly larger compared to the overall growth in the world UNFPA (2007). The reality is that most city dwellers have an ecological footprint many times higher than the Earth can sustain, an issue constantly becoming more cr ...
... characterized and dominated by cities, as the growth in urban areas is significantly larger compared to the overall growth in the world UNFPA (2007). The reality is that most city dwellers have an ecological footprint many times higher than the Earth can sustain, an issue constantly becoming more cr ...
The Greater Cairo Region: Land Use Today and Tomorrow Michel
... Planning objectives are based on the two main social goals of development: 1) To increase the production capacity of the economy by: • protecting agricultural lands, • improving industrial location policy, • organising the urban fabric to reduce transport requirements, • maximising the use of existi ...
... Planning objectives are based on the two main social goals of development: 1) To increase the production capacity of the economy by: • protecting agricultural lands, • improving industrial location policy, • organising the urban fabric to reduce transport requirements, • maximising the use of existi ...
File
... • A suburb is an outlying, functionally uniform part of an urban area, and is often (but not always) adjacent to the central city. • Suburbanization is the process by which lands that were previously outside of the urban environment become urbanized, as people and businesses from the city move to th ...
... • A suburb is an outlying, functionally uniform part of an urban area, and is often (but not always) adjacent to the central city. • Suburbanization is the process by which lands that were previously outside of the urban environment become urbanized, as people and businesses from the city move to th ...
Global changes – new urban realities: University of Basel`s
... due to globalization of the economy and international competition • deregulation, separation of social politics from economic policies, leading to a decline of welfare and possible intensification of social problems • economic and political integration, political change and crises which initiate m ...
... due to globalization of the economy and international competition • deregulation, separation of social politics from economic policies, leading to a decline of welfare and possible intensification of social problems • economic and political integration, political change and crises which initiate m ...
Three Points of the Residential High-Rise: Designing for
... self-shading to create social space around the buildings. The idea to implement solar carving for the design of an office building in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan stemmed from analyzing the building envelope allowed by the local zoning ordinance. Adjacent to the site, on the interior of the ...
... self-shading to create social space around the buildings. The idea to implement solar carving for the design of an office building in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan stemmed from analyzing the building envelope allowed by the local zoning ordinance. Adjacent to the site, on the interior of the ...
Business is Not as Usual in Poudre School District
... District, we have both Energy Conservation and Waste Management policies that espouse these values, making environmental stewardship an integral part of the physical plant operation. The purpose of the Sustainable Design Guidelines is to provide direction for applying these policies to the construct ...
... District, we have both Energy Conservation and Waste Management policies that espouse these values, making environmental stewardship an integral part of the physical plant operation. The purpose of the Sustainable Design Guidelines is to provide direction for applying these policies to the construct ...
Tony: here are `chunks` of poss. use
... • Research shows coherent patterns emerge in analyses if meaningful functionally-defined areas are used * areas reflect how modern urban systems work * each area can be seen as a local housing market * the local ‘churn’ of house moves is internalised * hierarchy of Localities fitting into City Regio ...
... • Research shows coherent patterns emerge in analyses if meaningful functionally-defined areas are used * areas reflect how modern urban systems work * each area can be seen as a local housing market * the local ‘churn’ of house moves is internalised * hierarchy of Localities fitting into City Regio ...
(RDP) Housing Policy in South
... the need is 2.1 million.8 Account for the fact that the government has already built 2.5 million houses and it is clear this is a race with no finish line. In the Minister of Housing’s own estimate the housing backlog can only be cleared at a rate of 10% per year, and the number of people in need of ...
... the need is 2.1 million.8 Account for the fact that the government has already built 2.5 million houses and it is clear this is a race with no finish line. In the Minister of Housing’s own estimate the housing backlog can only be cleared at a rate of 10% per year, and the number of people in need of ...
105-28.2 Required Architectural Styles 105-28.2.1
... The architectural traditions that make up the Anglo-Caribbean style are varied and complex. Architects have only recently adopted this term as it most acutely describes the British-influenced architecture in the West Indies. However, the genesis of this term is from the architecture developed for th ...
... The architectural traditions that make up the Anglo-Caribbean style are varied and complex. Architects have only recently adopted this term as it most acutely describes the British-influenced architecture in the West Indies. However, the genesis of this term is from the architecture developed for th ...
Kolarctic CBC presentation
... local businesses in creative industries, such as radios, museums, exhibition halls, libraries, etc. and local creative innovators in order to build strong joint media image of the Programme region • activities that highlight the attractiveness of the region to the young people • activities which sup ...
... local businesses in creative industries, such as radios, museums, exhibition halls, libraries, etc. and local creative innovators in order to build strong joint media image of the Programme region • activities that highlight the attractiveness of the region to the young people • activities which sup ...
Social Networks Analysis of the Landscape of the City for
... the gears of the production of knowledge. The development of this study, which is no exception to the rule, was prompted by the need to review and refine the method developed by Rossini in 2012. The method uses some of the categories for analysis of the landscape of the city that were published in A ...
... the gears of the production of knowledge. The development of this study, which is no exception to the rule, was prompted by the need to review and refine the method developed by Rossini in 2012. The method uses some of the categories for analysis of the landscape of the city that were published in A ...
Sustainability in traditional African architecture
... occupants healthier environments than do typical buildings. Green buildings use salvaged, recycled or low carbon materials; they support rainwater harvesting, bicycle commuting, solar heating, natural ventilation, and/or many other environmentally friendly practices (UN-HABitAt, 2010). Sustainable a ...
... occupants healthier environments than do typical buildings. Green buildings use salvaged, recycled or low carbon materials; they support rainwater harvesting, bicycle commuting, solar heating, natural ventilation, and/or many other environmentally friendly practices (UN-HABitAt, 2010). Sustainable a ...
Architectural Design Methodology for Tall Office Buildings based on
... architecture but the loss of large quantities of natural resources can also produce environmental problems. This study is based on the proposition that this negative trend can be minimized with architectural design that is motivated to coexist with a regional climate. This study develops these desig ...
... architecture but the loss of large quantities of natural resources can also produce environmental problems. This study is based on the proposition that this negative trend can be minimized with architectural design that is motivated to coexist with a regional climate. This study develops these desig ...
Three Points of the Residential High-Rise: Designing
... social interaction; it’s part of being human. Tall buildings need to respond to these desires by becoming social connectors themselves. It may seem that tall buildings are fully accepted today. Their construction in place of lowerdensity development has become the status quo. One reason for this is ...
... social interaction; it’s part of being human. Tall buildings need to respond to these desires by becoming social connectors themselves. It may seem that tall buildings are fully accepted today. Their construction in place of lowerdensity development has become the status quo. One reason for this is ...
... (SDGs) adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in September 2015 stress that eradicating poverty and ensuring that no one is left behind are priorities for the global community. The 2030 Agenda expresses the Member States’ determination to “protect the planet from degradation, including throu ...
... In the past decades, the countries in Asia and the Pacific have made significant progress in addressing poverty reduction through their socio-economic development. Today more than ever, however, we increasingly need a strong business voice and action in addressing openly and transparently the world’ ...
Explanation
... E. Factories locate near railroads and industrial canals to ship their products. Explanation: Auto manufacturers have clustered near the population center of the country. ...
... E. Factories locate near railroads and industrial canals to ship their products. Explanation: Auto manufacturers have clustered near the population center of the country. ...
Proceedings Book_2.indb
... Inspired by the cellular automation and self-organization, the Spatial Occupancy (SO) modeling was investigated for its capability of representing complex geometries in the molecular level. It is effective to compile a set of contiguous discrete “chunks” of “voxels13” to define a SO model. Large qua ...
... Inspired by the cellular automation and self-organization, the Spatial Occupancy (SO) modeling was investigated for its capability of representing complex geometries in the molecular level. It is effective to compile a set of contiguous discrete “chunks” of “voxels13” to define a SO model. Large qua ...