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AbstractIn landscape planning the emphasis up till now has been predominantly on the preservation of historic values. A shift in attention to the moulding of new landscapes requires focusing on the analysis of elements and forces that underlie the formation of the existing landscapes and also an understanding of their potential for future development. This new course must be taken for the sake of future rural landscapes. In view of the uncertain developments in future land use the new landscapes need to be planned in a flexible way, allowing for dynamic development without damage to stable systems.This sort of planning is most viable when prepared and implemented at a regional level.
AbstractIn landscape planning the emphasis up till now has been predominantly on the preservation of historic values. A shift in attention to the moulding of new landscapes requires focusing on the analysis of elements and forces that underlie the formation of the existing landscapes and also an understanding of their potential for future development. This new course must be taken for the sake of future rural landscapes. In view of the uncertain developments in future land use the new landscapes need to be planned in a flexible way, allowing for dynamic development without damage to stable systems.This sort of planning is most viable when prepared and implemented at a regional level.
Regional planning as a strategy
Sijmons, D. (author)
Landscape and Urban Planning ; 18 ; 265-273
1989-08-22
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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