Urban planning - Revision history

John P at 13:01, 28 March 2014

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John P at 13:00, 28 March 2014

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Olav: /* Security aspects in urban planning */

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Security aspects in urban planning

Albert at 14:49, 14 August 2013

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Albert at 13:19, 14 August 2013

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Albert: /* Dimensions involved in Urban Planning */

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Dimensions involved in Urban Planning

Stephen at 17:46, 1 July 2013

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Stephen at 17:45, 1 July 2013

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Albert at 23:30, 30 January 2013

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-Urban planning is a socio-political and technical process operating in the urban contexts such as towns and cities. It is concerned with the management and orderly development of the built environment, the welfare of communities, control of the use of land, design of the urban environment including transportation infrastructure and communication networks, and the protection and enhancement of the natural environment<ref> Taylor, Nigel (2007). Urban Planning Theory since 1945, London, Sage.</ref>
+Urban planning is a socio-political and technical process operating in the urban contexts such as towns and cities. It is concerned with the management and orderly development of the built environment, the welfare of communities, control of the use of land, design of the urban environment including transportation infrastructure and communication networks, and the protection and enhancement of the natural environment<ref> Taylor, Nigel (2007). Urban Planning Theory since 1945, London, Sage. London, Sage.</ref>.
 '''Urban planning''' enables cities to respond to the emerging trends, events, challenges, and opportunities within the framework of the vision and mission they have strategically developed. Following the rise of the paradigm of [[New urbanism|New Urbanism]], architecture and planning have essentially included the theme of society. This includes a commitment to the reconciliation of physical infrastructure with societal, cultural infrastructure. Broader ways to provide security, and varying citizens’ [[perception of (in)security|perceptions of (in)security]], in urban spaces need to be considered:

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-Urban planning is a socio-political and technical process operating in the urban contexts such as towns and cities. It is concerned with the management and orderly development of the built environment, the welfare of communities, control of the use of land, design of the urban environment including transportation infrastructure and communication networks, and the protection and enhancement of the natural environment (REFERENCE NEEDED).
+Urban planning is a socio-political and technical process operating in the urban contexts such as towns and cities. It is concerned with the management and orderly development of the built environment, the welfare of communities, control of the use of land, design of the urban environment including transportation infrastructure and communication networks, and the protection and enhancement of the natural environment<ref> Taylor, Nigel (2007). Urban Planning Theory since 1945, London, Sage.</ref>
 '''Urban planning''' enables cities to respond to the emerging trends, events, challenges, and opportunities within the framework of the vision and mission they have strategically developed. Following the rise of the paradigm of [[New urbanism|New Urbanism]], architecture and planning have essentially included the theme of society. This includes a commitment to the reconciliation of physical infrastructure with societal, cultural infrastructure. Broader ways to provide security, and varying citizens’ [[perception of (in)security|perceptions of (in)security]], in urban spaces need to be considered:

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 * Feeling safe/unsafe also goes together with the identity and image of an urban area, issue to be described in the fourth part of the “secure planning”-guideline.
-It is still an open question if urban planning should be placed under the overarching objective of providing security to citizens. Regardless of how this question is answered, security aspects obviously have an influence on how built environment is changed and developed. Conversely, the way in which built environment is changed and developed influences the security of [[Infrastructure|infrastructure]], and of society as a whole, both in manifest and in latent ways. Comprehensive security information for the urban planner should include information on [[Culture aspects|culture]], [[Ethics aspects|ethics]] and  [[legal aspects]] to consider when addressing security-related urban planning issues.
+It is still an open question if urban planning should be placed under the overarching objective of providing security to citizens. Regardless of how this question is answered, security aspects obviously have an influence on how built environment is changed and developed. Conversely, the way in which built environment is changed and developed influences the security of infrastructure, and of society as a whole, both in manifest and in latent ways. Comprehensive security information for the urban planner should include information on [[Culture aspects|culture]], [[Ethics aspects|ethics]] and  [[legal aspects]] to consider when addressing security-related urban planning issues.
 == Dimensions involved in Urban Planning ==

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 * Feeling safe/unsafe also goes together with the identity and image of an urban area, issue to be described in the fourth part of the “secure planning”-guideline.
-It is still an open question if urban planning should be placed under the overarching objective of providing security to citizens. Regardless of how this question is answered, security aspects obviously have an influence on how built environment is changed and developed. Conversely, the way in which built environment is changed and developed influences the security of [[Infrastructure|infrastructure]], and of society as a whole, both in manifest and in latent ways. Comprehensive security information for the urban planner should include information on [[Culture aspects|culture]], [[Ethics aspects|ethics]] and  [[legal aspects]] to consider when addressing security-related urban planning issues. Integration of information should be facilitated by some of the available [[State_of_the_art_technologies_to_integrate_security_information|IT-supported tools]] that have a focus on or usabilty for urban planning.
+It is still an open question if urban planning should be placed under the overarching objective of providing security to citizens. Regardless of how this question is answered, security aspects obviously have an influence on how built environment is changed and developed. Conversely, the way in which built environment is changed and developed influences the security of [[Infrastructure|infrastructure]], and of society as a whole, both in manifest and in latent ways. Comprehensive security information for the urban planner should include information on [[Culture aspects|culture]], [[Ethics aspects|ethics]] and  [[legal aspects]] to consider when addressing security-related urban planning issues.
 == Dimensions involved in Urban Planning ==

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 * societal and [[Security_culture|cultural]]
 Urban planning decisions addressing security aspects will moreover be the more efficient the more they considers analyses of the social context in which they are going to be taken. This could include, among other things, consideration of citizens’ self-perceptions of [[vulnerability]], [[resilience]] and coping capabilities as well as cover the aspect of how urban planning decisions may influence this self-perception. Security centred urban planning is wise to consider and integrate security relevant aspects (culture, social, legal, ethics aspects) in its multidimensionality as such.
-==Urban design philosophies==
-"Design philosophies are fundamental guiding principles that dictate how a designer approaches his/her practice"(Wikipedia<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design</ref>). For example, [[Sustainable design|sustainable design]] reflects ideas of designers on social, economic, cultural and environmental concerns.
-== Related projects ==
-Additional methods that could be considered in a planning tool were identified in several research projects, such as the following:
-* [[Related_projects:_PERIPHERIA|PERIPHERIA]]
-* [[Related_projects:_DynASS|DynAss]]
-* [[Related_projects:_Meet_the_Need|Meet the Need]]
-* [[Related_projects:_PluS|PluS]]
-* [[Related_project:_DESURBS|DESURBS]]
-* [[Related_projects:_Chance2Sustain|Chance2Sustain]]
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 * [[safety]]
 * [[mobility]]
-* [[Economic]]
+* [[Economic|economy]]
 * societal and [[Security_culture|cultural]]
 Urban planning decisions addressing security aspects will moreover be the more efficient the more they considers analyses of the social context in which they are going to be taken. This could include, among other things, consideration of citizens’ self-perceptions of [[vulnerability]], [[resilience]] and coping capabilities as well as cover the aspect of how urban planning decisions may influence this self-perception. Security centred urban planning is wise to consider and integrate security relevant aspects (culture, social, legal, ethics aspects) in its multidimensionality as such.

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 Urban planning is a socio-political and technical process operating in the urban contexts such as towns and cities. It is concerned with the management and orderly development of the built environment, the welfare of communities, control of the use of land, design of the urban environment including transportation infrastructure and communication networks, and the protection and enhancement of the natural environment (REFERENCE NEEDED).
-'''Urban planning''' is "[...] ''a process of dynamic, continuous self-analysis'' [...]"<ref>United Nations UN Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT): Inclusive and Sustainable Urban Planning: A Guide for Municipalities. Volume 1. UNON Publishing Service Section, 2007, p. 7.</ref>.  It enables cities to respond to the emerging trends, events, challenges, and opportunities within the framework of the vision and mission they have strategically developed. Following the rise of the paradigm of [[New urbanism|New Urbanism]], architecture and planning have essentially included the theme of society. This includes a commitment to the reconciliation of physical infrastructure with societal, cultural infrastructure. Broader ways to provide security, and varying citizens’ [[perception of (in)security|perceptions of (in)security]], in urban spaces need to be considered:
+'''Urban planning''' enables cities to respond to the emerging trends, events, challenges, and opportunities within the framework of the vision and mission they have strategically developed. Following the rise of the paradigm of [[New urbanism|New Urbanism]], architecture and planning have essentially included the theme of society. This includes a commitment to the reconciliation of physical infrastructure with societal, cultural infrastructure. Broader ways to provide security, and varying citizens’ [[perception of (in)security|perceptions of (in)security]], in urban spaces need to be considered:
-"''New Urbanists, like many architects, believe that social goals […] can be achieved through the physical means of design and construction. This is a fallacy. Residents of communities do not behave in certain ways simply because well-known architects direct them to do so.''"<ref>M. Gottdiener/R. Hutchison: The New Urban Sociology. 4th ed. Boulder, CO: Westview.Gottdiener/Hutchinson, 2011, p. 331.</ref>
 ==Security aspects in urban planning==

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 '''Urban planning''' is "[...] ''a process of dynamic, continuous self-analysis'' [...]"<ref>United Nations UN Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT): Inclusive and Sustainable Urban Planning: A Guide for Municipalities. Volume 1. UNON Publishing Service Section, 2007, p. 7.</ref>.  It enables cities to respond to the emerging trends, events, challenges, and opportunities within the framework of the vision and mission they have strategically developed. Following the rise of the paradigm of [[New urbanism|New Urbanism]], architecture and planning have essentially included the theme of society. This includes a commitment to the reconciliation of physical infrastructure with societal, cultural infrastructure. Broader ways to provide security, and varying citizens’ [[perception of (in)security|perceptions of (in)security]], in urban spaces need to be considered:
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