Foreign and Domestic Experience in Environmental Planning and Territory Management

Abstract

The given article considers the causes of the emergence of territories in need of environmental planning and management worldwide. The ways of development of industrial territories in historical areas of cities are presented. It is shown that environmental planning and territory management contribute to the improvement of the quality of life, the development of new kinds of activities, the solution of transport and environmental problems. The experience of Great Britain, Germany, the USA and Russia is analyzed and examples of environmental planning and territorial management projects are presented. The article considers the cases of reorganizing the former industrial buildings and territories and creating residential complexes, shopping centres, museums, exhibition spaces, coworking, sports facilities, recreational spaces and leisure centres in them. Both successful redevelopment projects and those the implementation of which has been discontinued are identified. The release of the city’s territories from industrial facilities is considered to be the most important task of forming the urban environment, since the existing location of industry does not correspond to the tasks of developing urban infrastructure and worsens the ecological condition of the city

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