The multi-functional use of urban green space
Eveline S. Van Leeuwen, Peter J. Nijkamp, Teresa de Noronha
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Eveline S. Van Leeuwen, Peter J. Nijkamp, Teresa de Noronha
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This paper draws the attention to the use of urban land use as a promising and new playground for urban green space design, including viable small-scale agricultural activities. First, an overview of urban green space planning is given, followed by a typology of approaches to evaluate urban green space. Next, the specific importance of urban green space for small-scale agriculture and horticulture is highlighted. The paper concludes with an elaboration of the rich multi-tasking performance of urban green space for a modern urbanized society.
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This paper draws the attention to the use of urban land use as a promising and new playground for urban green space design, including viable small-scale agricultural activities. First, an overview of urban green space planning is given, followed by a typology of approaches to evaluate urban green space. Next, the specific importance of urban green space for small-scale agriculture and horticulture is highlighted. The paper concludes with an elaboration of the rich multi-tasking performance of urban green space for a modern urbanized society.
Key concepts: Urban green space, Typology, Space (punctuation), Urban agriculture, Scale (ratio), Agriculture, Environmental planning, Urban planning