2009AIJ Journal of Technology and DesignOpen access

TRANSITION OF THE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN OF THE NORTH AREA OF SAPPORO STATION

Kensuke SYOUDA, Akira Koshizawa, Aya Sakai

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This paper explores the process of the 8·3 area redevelopment project corresponding to various changing in the social situation to search for strategies to progress a long-term redevelopment project. As a result, it was quiet effective to establish planning guides and the public office's role of the redevelopment.

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This paper explores the process of the 8·3 area redevelopment project corresponding to various changing in the social situation to search for strategies to progress a long-term redevelopment project. As a result, it was quiet effective to establish planning guides and the public office's role of the redevelopment.

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This paper explores the process of the 8·3 area redevelopment project corresponding to various changing in the social situation to search for strategies to progress a long-term redevelopment project. As a result, it was quiet effective to establish planning guides and the public office's role of the redevelopment.

Key concepts: Redevelopment, Plan (archaeology), Environmental planning, Process (computing), Civil engineering, Engineering, Environmental science, Geography

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