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According to a 2018 United Nations report, by 2050, more than 7.7 billion people will be living in urban areas. One can predict that this rapid rate of urbanization, if uncontrolled, will reduce the quality of open spaces in cities. In response to the dilemmas posed by these forces, this chapter explores the urban design concepts which will comprise the foundation of a resilient open space system for urban landscapes. The chapter outlines four types of open spaces: the green belt arrangement, separate patches, and hierarchy configuration; the chapter illustrates how open spaces must be connected to form a coherent and resilient urban landscape.
According to a 2018 United Nations report, by 2050, more than 7.7 billion people will be living in urban areas. One can predict that this rapid rate of urbanization, if uncontrolled, will reduce the quality of open spaces in cities. In response to the dilemmas posed by these forces, this chapter explores the urban design concepts which will comprise the foundation of a resilient open space system for urban landscapes. The chapter outlines four types of open spaces: the green belt arrangement, separate patches, and hierarchy configuration; the chapter illustrates how open spaces must be connected to form a coherent and resilient urban landscape.
Open Spaces as an Urban System
Friedman, Avi (author)
Fundamentals of Sustainable Urban Design ; Chapter: 24 ; 225-233
2020-12-11
9 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
Green belt , Separate patches , Hierarchy configuration , Nodes , Links , Corridors , Wellbeing , Urban density , Existing natural features , Connected green networks , Landscaping , Rainwater runoff , Playground Energy , Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings , Building Construction and Design , Sustainable Development , Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning , Engineering
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