Urban planning, policymaking and scenarios of land uses' design
José́ G. Vargas-Hernández
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José́ G. Vargas-Hernández
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This paper is aimed to analyze the implications between urban planning, policymaking and scenarios of land uses’ design. The analysis assume that urban planning and design contribute to the quality of a city’s land uses and landscapes that are related to factors that improve qualitatively urban areas and the upgrading neglected areas. It begins analyzing the urban design and planning and its relationships with the urban land uses, policymaking and strategies to resume in design scenarios. It is concluded that urban planning, policymaking and design of land uses are relevant activities to manage urban land resources to achieve sustainable urban development. Keywords: Design, land uses, policy making, scenarios, urban planning.
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This paper is aimed to analyze the implications between urban planning, policymaking and scenarios of land uses’ design. The analysis assume that urban planning and design contribute to the quality of a city’s land uses and landscapes that are related to factors that improve qualitatively urban areas and the upgrading neglected areas. It begins analyzing the urban design and planning and its relationships with the urban land uses, policymaking and strategies to resume in design scenarios. It is concluded that urban planning, policymaking and design of land uses are relevant activities to manage urban land resources to achieve sustainable urban development. Keywords: Design, land uses, policy making, scenarios, urban planning.
Key concepts: Urban planning, Land-use planning, Environmental planning, Urban design, Land use, Regional planning, Urban density, Environmental resource management