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Urban renewal evaluation for traditional neighborhoods based on sustainable community development rating system: A case study in Zhejiang, China K. Wang; Z. Y. Cao
Lowland Technology International Vol 17 No 1, June (2015)
Publisher : International Association of Lowland Technology

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Lacking evaluation systems, urban renewal for traditional neighborhoods has caused serious problems, hindering the urbanization process in East China. Based on the study of the evaluation system with regard to traditional neighborhood renewal and sustainable community development, this paper compares two current sustainable community development rating systems and the adjusting tasks and achievements in the case project. This paper argues that introducing a sustainable community development rating system is a feasible and workable approach to urban renewal evaluation for the traditional neighborhood. The paper extracts the related criteria from the two rating systems and applies them to the design in the case project. The subsequent results verify the necessity and practicality of this approach.
ECOLOGICAL COMPENSATION IN URBAN DESIGN OF COASTAL LOWLAND CITY: LINCHENG NEW TOWN K. Wang; Z. Cao; L. Xu
Lowland Technology International Vol 7 No 2, Dec (2005)
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The ecological problem of living environment should be explored to the city extension. Urban design is working at control on the physical form and environments of a town and managing its multi systems. Accordingly, it is with great necessity to emphasize the operation of ecological compensation through out the whole process of urban design. It is especially demanded in the coastal lowland cities in China, which are developing most quickly and breaking the balance of nature most seriously. This paper tries to study four dominating factors (landscape, water system, green space, buildings) of ecological control and compensation in urban design through a serious of urban design projects in Lincheng New Town with consideration of the ecological character of coastal cities.
Co-Authors L. Xu Z. Cao Z. Y. Cao