| contested cities |
India |
[UN]WAR: Spatial planning and strategies for social cohesion in the Kashmir Valley, India |
| cross-border development |
Europe |
Inter-relational territories: A new interplay between pre- and inner-alpine areas for future water use |
|
Europe |
(Re-)connecting borders: Functional and institutional integration in relation to the urban pattern of the cross-border Euregio Maas-Rijn |
| cultural heritage |
China |
Culture Landscape Nanjing 2030: A political civic hybrid for a historical city |
|
Germany |
Identifying Lost Space |
|
Nicaragua |
Rebinding the centre: An urban restructure proposal of the Historical City Core of Managua through its cultural, landscape & heritage assets |
|
Serbia |
Belgrade Meeting its Riverfront: A strategic spatial plan that articulates and consolidates the city of Belgrade and its Riverfront through a typological design based on a theory of levels and elements of existential space |
|
Thailand |
Bangkok Synergy: A synergetic spatial vision to preserve Bangkok heritage, integrated with rapid mass transit system |
| gender equality |
India |
Better-half of Bangalore: Gender perspective in spatial planning |
| housing |
China |
Urban “Home” for the Great Urban “Outcast”: Developing “Normalized Urban Residential System” in Second-tier City Changsha for the Low-income Migrant Workers |
|
China |
Transforming Danwei housing: How can the old residential courts from the 1980s to 1990s in Guangzhou respond to diversified demands in urban renewal? |
|
China |
Opening the besieged city: Exploring an inclusive development strategy for Tin Shui Wai in Hong Kong |
|
China |
Evolving Danwei housing: An alternative way to develop former public housing in Shenzhen, China |
|
Colombia |
Access to the city for everyone: Spatial and planning strategies to counteract residential segregation in Bogotá |
|
UK |
Justice and liveability in social housing regeneration: Learning lessons for London |
| immigration/migration/refugees |
Bangladesh |
Accommodating the displaced: An inclusive regional preparedness strategy for the circular environmental migration in the Ganges-Brahmaputra delta |
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China |
Renewal with arrival: A participatory urban renewal in Hong Kong immigrant neighborhood |
|
China |
Domesticating Dalang: Finding a feeling of home in a productive cityscape |
|
China |
Repaving the path towards arrival: An alternative redevelopment strategy supporting migrants’ small business for urban villages in peripheral Shenzhen |
|
Greece |
Drifting space: the case of Athens |
|
Greece |
Refugees’ movement in immobility: A study investigating information seeking movements by refugees fleeing to Europe |
|
The Netherlands |
Place of becoming: A spatial perspective on the accommodation of asylum seekers in the Netherlands |
|
The Netherlands |
De aankomstwijk: Hoe de Tarwewijk bij kan dragen aan de sociale stijging van immigranten – Arriving in the Tarwewijk; the upward social mobility of immigrants |
|
Turkey |
A spatial strategy for refugee integration in the urban environment: The case of Istanbul |
| informality |
Argentina |
Integrating the informal: Developing an integrative strategy for slum upgrading in Buenos Aires |
|
Brazil |
Permeable borders: Addressing multidimensional conflicts between polarized communities in Rio de Janeiro |
|
Brazil |
An Integrated Strategic Framework for the Urban Development of Favela Dique da Vila Gilda in Santos, Brazil |
|
China |
Cultivation of the urban village |
|
India |
An Informal Frame: Incorporating social & economic production of space in redevelopment of informal settlements |
|
Indonesia |
Transformative Resilience: A Study of Derivative Form of Resilience in Informal Settlement |
|
Kenia |
An alternative urban paradigm?: Local knowledge and the power of community as a base for sustainable development in Mathare Valley, Nairobi |
|
Mexico |
From threat to opportunity: Spatial strategies integrating urban and water dynamics towards a sustainable redevelopment model for informal settlements in Mexico City’s periphery |
|
Mozambique |
A Corridor towards sustainable urban development: Maputo Metropolitan Area, Mozambique |
|
South Africa |
Beyond the formal/informal dichotomy: Towards a strategic perspective – the case of Warwick Junction in Durban |
| internationalization |
Russia |
The New Silk Road: Facilitating interaction between global and local within the Belt and Road Initiative. |
| knowledge economy |
Greece |
Defining islands of innovation: High-tech clusters as an urban development strategy for the suburban area of Thessaloniki |
|
The Netherlands |
Leiden, pearl of the knowledge city: Developing a masterplan for the Bio Science Park in Leiden to strengthen the knowledge axis in the south wing |
| landscape development |
China |
Landscape into Urbanism: Integrating landscape as an urban infrastructure broadening functional possibilities with reviewing the planning framework of Changxing, China |
|
China |
Farming Guangming: Integrating agricultural landscape and new town development for the “Green City” Guangming in Shenzhen |
|
Colombia |
Hybrid city: a Planning strategy for the Sustainable Development of the Bogotá River Basin |
| large urban/infrastructure projects |
Brazil |
Altamira beyond Belo Monte: Gaps and opportunities for promoting sustainable development in a new energy landscape |
|
Brazil |
Fair Play: Olympics as catalyst for a socio-spatially inclusive city. The case of Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics |
|
Spain |
A Project For Valencia: Strategy for revitalizing socially vulnerable areas, capturing the benefits of large urban projects |
|
The Netherlands |
Living next to a flagship development: Research on creating mutual, local benefits between the residential neighbourhood Van der Pekbuurt and the contemporary flagship area Overhoeks Amsterdam, in socioeconomic and spatial terms |
| metropolitan structure/regionalisation |
Chile |
Contesting metropolization by neoliberalism: Activating vulnerable areas through inter-municipal spatial planning in Santiago de Chile |
|
China |
Seeding Centrality: Organic upgrading urban rural syndicate in South Beijing |
|
China |
Night and Fog of Hong Kong |
|
China |
Hong Kong – Shenzhen Metropolitan Park Development: A sustainable and mutual benefit development plan for the cross-border area between Hong Kong and Shenzhen |
|
China |
Secondary Cities in Polycentric Urban Region: By means of a comparative study between SuzhouWuxiChangzhou Region and the Randstad |
|
China |
“Eroding on the edges”: Integration Stategy for Western Fringe of Xi’An City as a supportive urban tissue in Mega City Plan 2020+ |
|
India |
Re-Envisioning Chandigarh: Role of urban peripheries in formation of metropolitan regions in the case of chandigarh and its surrounding region |
|
India |
Shifting trajectories: Construct Urban Strategies to Restructure Mumbai’s Main Centralities and their Functional Relationships to Facilitate the Development of Metropolitan Hinterlands |
|
Iran |
Towards Regional Synergy: Potentials for polycentric development in Tehran Metropolitan Region (TMR) |
|
Iran |
A global scale intervention, A local scale integration: Developing the empty course grains of Tehran South |
|
Lithuania |
Greater Kaunas in pursuit of coherence: Unlocking regional competitiveness and balanced development through regional spatial strategy |
|
Lithuania |
Exploring potentials of the socialist city: In search for relevance of the socialist urban structures in the future of sustainable city. The case of Kaunas, Lithuania |
|
Spain |
Reimaging the European Periphery: The Case of Asturias |
|
Taiwan |
The new cultural city: The future of Tainan city in Taiwan’s metropolitan development process |
|
The Netherlands |
Your Home’s Check-In Gate: Spatial Planning Strategies for the Urban Integration of the Development Driven by Amsterdam Schiphol Airport |
|
The Netherlands |
Green Belts Revisited: Rethinking and reconfiguring the spatial relationship of city and its adjacent countryside in north west European metropolitan regions: the case of the Randstad’s Green Heart |
|
UK |
A tale of two cities: Balancing use and exchange value in fragmented London through global and local integration |
|
UK |
MILE END CIRCUS: Exploring A New Centrality For East Enders towards Social Integration in the Post Olympic Age |
|
US |
Los Angeles: The metropolis and five stages of modernity |
| new town |
China |
CITY, YOU ARE NOT ALONE: Reconstructing a new public center system in new town development in Jinan, China |
|
China |
Localization of Guangming New Town: Integrating the new town development in Shenzhen metropolitan periphery |
|
China |
New town modeling: Reviewing Dutch new towns via quantitative methods to provide appropriate tools and strategy for accelerating Chinese new town development, using songjiang new town as the test case |
|
Kenia |
In transition towards a circular future in north-east section of Nairobi river: An exploration of potential (re)implementation of circular resource management in Dandora, Kenya |
|
Kenia |
An alternative new town paradigm: Towards an inclusive new town in Kenya |
| planning systems and cultures |
Brazil |
Connecting São Paulo: Experimenting participation in urban development |
|
Colombia |
Risk of Conflict: As an operational tool |
|
Lithuania |
City, catch the time! Rediscovering socialist neighbourhoods in a new capitalist society: Case in Vilnius Lithuania |
|
Taiwan |
Integrating land use conflicts – Resolving conservation and development conflicts through adaptive approach in Northeast Coast National Scenic Area |
|
The Netherlands |
Urban Regeneration in a Market Oriented Decision Environment: A Deeper Understanding of the Plan-, Decision making and Development Process in a Market Oriented Approach to Urban Regeneration and its Possible Physical and Socio-demographic implications in Dutch Deprived Neighbourhoods |
|
The Netherlands |
Learning International Lessons: Dutch spatial planning in transition |
|
The Netherlands |
Recognizing Synergetic Conditions for Cohabitation: Proposing an Alternative Method for Acknowledging Local Level Potentialities into the Municipal Decision-Making Process |
|
United Arab Emirates |
Spatial Planning for the Energy Transition: The role of spatial planning in facilitating the energy transition in Dubai |
| public space |
Belgium |
Light plan – space for people: A public space strategy towards a 24 hour vitality and socio-spatial integrated inner city for Brussels |
|
Belgium |
Fostering Democracy: Through integration, self-organization and facilitation in public space. |
|
Bulgaria |
Public space not for sale! A public space regeneration strategy, aiming to balance the socio-cultural development and strengthen the identity of the city of Sofia. |
|
China |
Aging in Place，Non-zero Sum Game: Improves life quality and living conditions for aged people who “Aging in Place”, through the renewal and reconstruction of public spaces system in diverse scales |
|
China |
Re-public City: A strategic planning of public space for local people in the context of globalization in Shanghai Lujiazui Finance & Trade Zone |
|
China |
Permeable Morphology Shenzhen mega city plan 2030+: Counteracting urban fragmentation by public space |
|
China |
Public Space Reconfiguration: Promoting socio-spatial integration in the segregated neighbourhoods of Shenzhen |
|
Palestine |
Activating public space in Wihdaat |
|
The Netherlands |
Visible Cities: Home in the City |
|
The Netherlands |
Towards a Strategic Integration of the Weakest Social Groups: A Review of The Hague’s Structural Visions within a Strategic, Integrated, Regeneration Plan |
| smart cities |
India |
Shaping Indian Cities: Planning and design with smart city technologies |
| tourism/leisure |
Peru |
Tourism as an asset for sustainable development: Unveiling the potential of local assets for spatial development in Moche, Trujillo, Peru. |
|
Taiwan |
Leisure City: Transforming from traditional fishing village to sustainable oriented tourism city – the case of Penghu, Taiwan |
|
The Netherlands |
Experience Amsterdam: A positive coexistence between the quality of life and the quality of tourism |
|
The Netherlands |
Welcoming Amsterdam: A spatial strategy for a growing touristic region | case study Amsterdam, the Netherlands |
| transport/mobility |
China |
Travel to Justice:The Research on social-spatial effect of Transit Oriented Development in China |
|
India |
Planning in a Restless Landscape; Restructuring Spaces of Mobility as framework for future development in Dalang |
|
Indonesia |
Revisited Composition: Implementation Strategy for Mobility Based Development in Bandung City, Indonesia |
|
Luxembourg |
Redefining resource management in a fast growing urban setting: Explorations for regional innovation in Luxembourg |
|
Taiwan |
Toward network city suburban high-speed train station as a new node in the network |
|
The Netherlands |
Autonomous Shared Mobility & the Cities of Tomorrow: Impact of shared self-driving vehicles on the urban form of the city of Amsterdam |
|
The Netherlands |
EnvironMETROmix: Strategic Design Proposals for Amsterdam Zuid-Oost. Metro station environments and their Neighbourhoods in order to stimulate Urban Interdependence and Coherence in the District |
|
The Netherlands |
Integration of transport & land-use: The case of the Leiden-Gouda area |
|
The Netherlands |
Connected design: A scenario based design for transit oriented development in the Vlietzone The Hague |
| urban density |
China |
Livability in a growing Shenzhen: How to make Shenzhen a more migrant-friendly city to young graduates? |
|
The Netherlands |
Densification of Amsterdam |
|
The Netherlands |
Shifting Gravity |
|
The Netherlands |
‘Measuring urban capacity’: Towards a systematic measurement of capacity for intensification of dwellings and industry |
| urban metabolism/ecology/energy transition |
China |
Back to Shenzhen’s future: Restructuring metabolism systems for megacities |
|
The Netherlands |
Transition through Connecting Oud-Charlois |
|
China |
Green is the New Black: In search of an alternative vision for eco-city development in China |
|
India |
Geographies of power: Spatial strategies for a ‘just’ energy transition in Tamil Nadu |
|
Poland |
Circular economy in the City of the Loops: Modelling an urban utopia aware of resources scarcity |
| urban regeneration |
China |
An attempt to regain Paradise: Urban regeneration of the largest residential community – Paradise Gateway in Beijing – from the inter-scalar perspective |
|
China |
Renaissance of Cultural Identity-historic districts regeneration in Beijing inner city |
|
China |
Another Shenzhen: Towards an Urban Regeneration Model for Intercultural Integration |
|
Colombia |
The Movement in Movement: Towards a Responsive and Cohesive Strategic Regeneration for Bogotá’s Historic City Center |
|
India |
LEVERAGING SOCIO-CULTURAL NETWORKS: Local adaptation strategies to bring about flood resilience in Chennai Metropolitan Area, India |
|
Indonesia |
The co-creation of convivial city: reclaiming the right to the kampung in the touristic city |
|
Lithuania |
Designing a mess: Contributing to vitality and functional diversity in post-soviet city |
|
Taiwan |
Remixed Use: Advancing urban regeneration of the resettled tenements by promoting evolved planning system and urban form in Taipei |
|
The Netherlands |
Amsterdam-Noord: The development of and the liveability in the north side of Amsterdam |
|
The Netherlands |
Is integration and empowerment of the excluded needed? |
| urban structure/urban planning |
Brazil |
‘A valuable contrast, Paraisópolis – Morumbi. A search for a cohesive socio-morphological urban structure to strategically reinforce the municipal urbanization process of Paraisópolis.’ |
|
China |
Stay, live and participate: Towards a new urban regeneration method for foreign ethnic enclaves in Chinese cities, take Guangzhou as an example |
|
China |
Dual Map 2040: Guide to a Vital, Diverse Jining |
|
China |
Tomorrow rural land: Vitalise Chinese idle homestead land through long-stay rural leisure development |
|
China |
Making a real city for everyone-spatial transformation towards inclusiveness and vitality |
|
China |
A Network to Network: Creating a system of places, integrated into the urban network, that supports inhabitants in their everyday lives and stimulates the integration of the migrant population. The case of Shenzhen, China |
|
China |
Developing beyond LIMITATIONS: A flexible MODEL of new urban structure responding to the future needs of the valley-city XINING |
|
Croatia |
Moving through transitions: A strategic urban design framework including the spatial conditions for a competitive environment |
|
Greece |
Eleonas of Athens: Searching for a relation between the residual and the city |
|
Lithuania |
Lost in the city: Searching for urban vitality in city centre of Kaunas |
|
The Netherlands |
A revitalized Kop van Zuid: Bridging the gaps between the development of the Kop van Zuid and its transforming surrounding neighbourhoods through public space |
| urban village |
China |
Productive & Creative Dalang: towards a strategic framework to integrate urban migrants into industrial upgrading in the periphery of Shenzhen, China |
|
China |
“On?Site” Evolutionary Villages – Rescripting the transformation mode of urban villages, Shenzhen, China |
|
China |
Inside-Out transition: Urban villages transformation strategy in Shenzhen China |
|
China |
The place where stranger become neighbors: Community building in urban village in transitional period |
|
China |
Enhance the profound vitality of urban villages |
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