2003
DOI: 10.1080/01944360308976301
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Strategic Spatial Planning and Regional Governance in Europe

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“…The most important spatial principle in this plan is called "deconcentrated clustering." This concept suggests that residential areas, business areas, and other kinds of activities need to be clustered in cities and town centers ("clustering"), taking into account the existing dispersed land-use pattern ("deconcentrated") (Albrechts et al 2003;Scheers 2006). In order to realize this goal, this plan limits the number of additional dwellings permitted to be built in rural areas to a maximum of 40%.…”
Section: Spatial Planning In Flandersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most important spatial principle in this plan is called "deconcentrated clustering." This concept suggests that residential areas, business areas, and other kinds of activities need to be clustered in cities and town centers ("clustering"), taking into account the existing dispersed land-use pattern ("deconcentrated") (Albrechts et al 2003;Scheers 2006). In order to realize this goal, this plan limits the number of additional dwellings permitted to be built in rural areas to a maximum of 40%.…”
Section: Spatial Planning In Flandersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the U.S., models for implementing conservation design are provided by the burgeoning cooperative activities of land trusts and land developers (e.g., ''conservation buyer projects '';Milder 2007). Europe has multinational spatial planning integrating environmental goals at regional to local scales (Albrechts et al 2003). Green infrastructure projects embrace habitat conservation but none have fully embraced the value of indicator species and biological function (e.g., Tzoulas et al 2007).…”
Section: Biophilic Design: Integrating Habitat With Human Health and mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Num momento em que os fenómenos sociais, culturais, económicos e territoriais assumem grande complexidade, diversidade e mutações aceleradas, o planeamento estratégico apresentou-se como um novo paradigma de planeamento e gestão suscetível de fazer face aos problemas do desenvolvimento, nomeadamente no que se refere à escassez dos recursos e à mobilização dos agentes (Albrechts, 2006(Albrechts, , 2010Albrechts et al 2003;Barros, 2011;Cremer-Schulte, 2014;Güell, 2000;Hall, 2014;Gonçalves & Ferreira, 2015). Assim, além de visar conduzir a ação pública a longo prazo, atua a curto prazo, através de intervenções operacionais devidamente enquadradas por objetivos estratégicos.…”
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