Green Infrastructure for Landscape Planning : (Registro nro. 243977)

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International Standard Book Number 9780415843539
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Classification number HT241 A97
Item number 2014
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Classification number 307.76
Edition number 23
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Personal name Austin, Gary
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Title Green Infrastructure for Landscape Planning :
Remainder of title integrating human and natural systems. /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Gary Austin.
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Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture Abingdon, Oxon :
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Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice 2014.
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Extent 266 p.
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Formatted contents note Contents :<br/>Preface and Acknowledgments xiii --<br/>Part I Context and Background 1 --<br/>Chapter 1 Introduction: Green Urbanism and the Lessons of European Cities 3 --<br/>The Important Role of Cities in Global Sustainability 3 --<br/>The Vision of Green Urbanism 5 --<br/>Research Methods and the Cities Examined 9 --<br/>Issues of Transferability : Why Study European Cities? 13 --<br/>The Relevance and Role of Urban Sustainability in Europe 15 --<br/>The Plan of the Book to Follow 24 --<br/>Part II Land Use and Community 27 --<br/>Chapter 2 Land Use and Urban Form: Planning Compact Cities 29 --<br/>Strategies for Compact Urban Development 32 --<br/>Compact Growth Districts , with a Green Emphasis 41 --<br/>Urban Villages and the Importance of City Centers 43 --<br/>New Towns Growth Centers 47 --<br/>Regional and National Spatial Planning 52 --<br/>The Value of Rural , Agricultural , and Undeveloped Lands 58 --<br/>Cultural and Other Influencing Factors 59 --<br/>Economic Signals and Policy Instruments 60 --<br/>Sustainable Land Use Trends ? 61 --<br/>Lessons for Americans Cities : Prospects for More Compact Urban Form 62 --<br/>Chapter 3 Creative Housing and Living Environments 76 --<br/>Planning Livable Environments 80 --<br/>Housing over Shops 81 --<br/>Hofjes , Cohousing and Ecovillages 83 --<br/>Preservation and Adaptive Reuse 90 --<br/>Streets , Urban Design , and the Civic Realm 92 --<br/>Pedestrianized Centers 93 --<br/>Lessons for Americans Cities 101 --<br/>Part III Transportation and Mobility in Green Urban Cities 107 --<br/>Chapter 4 Transit Cities : Public Transport Innovations and Priorities 109 --<br/>High Mobility Transit Cities 109 --<br/>Public Transit Strategies and Solutions 111 --<br/>Coordinating Transit and Land Use 112 --<br/>Multimodal , Integrated Systems 113 --<br/>Systematic Transit Priority 116 --<br/>The Clear Benefits 118 --<br/>The Tram City 119 --<br/>The Special Feel of Trams 122 --<br/>High Speed Rail , Green Transit , and Other Creative Mobility Strategies 124 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 129 --<br/>Chapter 5 Taming the Auto : The Promise of Car Free Cities 137 --<br/>The Promise of Car Free Cities 137 --<br/>Traffic Calming and Car Limiting City Strategies 139 --<br/>Car Free Developments and Housing Estates 145 --<br/>Car Sharing 150 --<br/>Call a Car and Demand Management 154 --<br/>Road Pricing 156 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 161 --<br/>Chapter 6 Bicycles : Low-Tech Ecological Mobility 166 --<br/>Bicycles as a Legitimate Form of Mobility 166 --<br/>Bicycle Friendly Cities 167 --<br/>Public Bikes Programs 177 --<br/>Building a Bike Riding Culture 183 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 184 --<br/>Part IV Green , Organic Cities 195 --<br/>Chapter 7 Urban Ecology and Strategies for Greening the Urban Environment 197 --<br/>Cities like Forests 197 --<br/>Natural Capital of Cities 198 --<br/>Ecological Networks : National and Urban 199 --<br/>Reimagining the Built Environment : Organic , Living Buildings and Urban Landscapes 203 --<br/>Eco Bridges 213 --<br/>City Farms and Ecology Parks 214 --<br/>Green Schools 215 --<br/>Desealing and Natural Drainage Strategies 216 --<br/>Planning for Local Climate 218 --<br/>Ecological regeneration 219 --<br/>Ecological Urban Restructuring 220 --<br/>Urban Gardens 221 --<br/>Urban Wildlife and Habitat Conservation 222 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 223 --<br/>Chapter 8 Urban Ecocycle Balancing: Toward Closed - Loop Cities 232 --<br/>Urban “ Ecocycles ” and the Metabolism of Cities 232 --<br/>Connections between City and Hinterland 238 --<br/>Closed Loop Economies: Industrial Symbiosis in the City 242 --<br/>Ecocycle - Balanced Neighborhoods and Urban Development 246 --<br/>Encouraging Ecocycle Balancing : The Role of Green Taxes 252 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 253 --<br/>Chapter 9 Renewable Energy Cities : Living on Solar Income 258 --<br/>Low-Energy, Renewable Energy Cities 258 --<br/>Municipal Energy Planning and Conservation 258 --<br/>Decentralized Energy Production 261 --<br/>Strides in Energy Efficiency 264 --<br/>Energy Standards for New Development 267 --<br/>Urban Policies to Promote Renewable Energy 268 –<br/>Emerging Solar Cities 270 --<br/>Solar Urban Development 274 --<br/>Zero Energy Building and Energy Balanced Homes 277 --<br/>Carbon Dioxide Reduction Strategies 282 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 284 --<br/>Chapter 10 Building Ecologically : Designing Buildings and Neighborhoods with Nature in Mind 290 --<br/>A revolution in Ecological Building Projects : The Dutch Leading the Way 291 --<br/>Ecological Urban Renewal 304 --<br/>Strategies for Promoting Green Building 307 --<br/>Green Mortgages 309 --<br/>Green House Numbers 310 --<br/>Other Important Strategies 312 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 313 --<br/>Part V Governance in Green Urban Cities 327 --<br/>Audits , Indicators and Targets 328 --<br/>Sustainability Matrices and Appraisals 331 --<br/>Environmental Budgets and Charters 333 --<br/>Procurement and Investment Policies 336 --<br/>Employee Mobility Strategies 337 --<br/>Management of Municipal Buildings and Properties 338 --<br/>Green Energy 342 --<br/>Environmental Vehicles 343 --<br/>Ecological Twinnings and Looking Beyond the City ’ s Borders 344 --<br/>Educating and Engaging the Public : Local Agenda 21 and Community Based Initiatives 345 --<br/>Public Awareness Campaigns 349 --<br/>The Role of the Nongovernmental Sector 353 --<br/>Confronting the Consumer : Eco Teams and Green Codes 354 --<br/>Supporting and Encouraging Ecological Communities 358 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 360 --<br/>Chapter 12 Building a Sustainable Economy : Innovations in Restorative Commerce 369 --<br/>Building a Sustainable Local Economy 369 --<br/>Supporting Sustainable Local Business 370 --<br/>Industrial Symbiosis and Eco Industrial Parks 374 --<br/>Envisioning a Sustainable Factory 378 --<br/>Sustainable Industrial Estates 381 --<br/>Economic and Ecological Renewal : Economic Development through Landscape Recycling 384 --<br/>Green Offices : More Ecological Ways of Working ? 387 --<br/>Ecobusiness and Green Consumerism 390 --<br/>Marketing Sustainable Business and Technologies 400 --<br/>Lessons for American Cities 401 --<br/>Part VI Learning from Europe 405 --<br/>Chapter 13 The Promise of Green Urbanism: Lessons from European Cities 407 --<br/>The Challenges of Green Urbanism 407 --<br/>Creating Green and Sustainable Cities in The United States : Lessons from Europe 414 --<br/>A Final Note : Form Aalborg to Austin 427 --<br/>References 429 --<br/>Appendix A Individual Interviewed 451 --<br/>Appendix B Charter of European Cities and Towns : Towards Sustainability 462 --<br/>Index 471 --<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>
520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC.
Summary, etc. Green infrastructure integrates human and natural systems through a network of corridors and spaces in mixed-use and urban settings. Gary Austin takes a broad look at green infrastructure concepts, research and case studies to provide the student and professional with processes, criteria and data to support planning, design and implementation --
650 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM
Topical term or geographic name entry element Urban ecology (Sociology)
9 (RLIN) 286625
Source of heading or term Local
Topical term or geographic name entry element Sustainable urban development
9 (RLIN) 281797
Topical term or geographic name entry element Ecological landscape design.
9 (RLIN) 89948
Source of heading or term Local
Topical term or geographic name entry element Municipal engineering.
9 (RLIN) 256353
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Environmental engineering
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Topical term or geographic name entry element City planning
General subdivision Environmental aspects.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Environmental geography
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Landscape architecture
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Edition 1st ed.
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Call number suffix A97 2014
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