Urban brownfield sites are a major planning concern across Europe, and most European countries have strategies to reuse them. In England and Germany, quantified targets for brownfield development have been set at the national level, with the twin objectives of furthering urban regeneration and reducing greenfield development. This paper explores the implications of these quantified targets, particularly with respect to their ability to contribute to meeting these twin objectives. It explores their shortcomings and highlights implementation problems
In England, the development of urban brownfield sites is a significant planning policy aimed at supp...
The property development industry is a key actor in UK brownfield regeneration projects. UK policy h...
The strategic re-use of brownfield land for housing in the late 1990s in England is a policy instrum...
Urban brownfield sites are a major planning concern across Europe, and most European countries have ...
The phenomenon of urban brownfields is significant throughout European metropolitan areas. In this c...
Over the past 30—40 years, urban change and deindustrialisation in advanced economies have created a...
Brownfield sites have an important potential for a sustainable urban redevelopment, but in the same ...
In 1998, approximately 50% of development occurred on brownfield land (a figure that had been remark...
Purpose – This study aims to provide a review of brownfield policy and the emerging sustainable dev...
Many countries encourage brownfield regeneration as a means of sustainable development but define “b...
Many countries encourage brownfield regeneration as a means of sustainable development but define “b...
Urban intensification seems to be a growing trend, especially in the context of severe land scarcity...
International audienceUrban development is often confronted with a lack of available space. Brownfie...
The process of industrial revolution and population growth brought such problems as transport conges...
This paper discusses key contextual differences and similarities in a comparative study on brownfiel...
In England, the development of urban brownfield sites is a significant planning policy aimed at supp...
The property development industry is a key actor in UK brownfield regeneration projects. UK policy h...
The strategic re-use of brownfield land for housing in the late 1990s in England is a policy instrum...
Urban brownfield sites are a major planning concern across Europe, and most European countries have ...
The phenomenon of urban brownfields is significant throughout European metropolitan areas. In this c...
Over the past 30—40 years, urban change and deindustrialisation in advanced economies have created a...
Brownfield sites have an important potential for a sustainable urban redevelopment, but in the same ...
In 1998, approximately 50% of development occurred on brownfield land (a figure that had been remark...
Purpose – This study aims to provide a review of brownfield policy and the emerging sustainable dev...
Many countries encourage brownfield regeneration as a means of sustainable development but define “b...
Many countries encourage brownfield regeneration as a means of sustainable development but define “b...
Urban intensification seems to be a growing trend, especially in the context of severe land scarcity...
International audienceUrban development is often confronted with a lack of available space. Brownfie...
The process of industrial revolution and population growth brought such problems as transport conges...
This paper discusses key contextual differences and similarities in a comparative study on brownfiel...
In England, the development of urban brownfield sites is a significant planning policy aimed at supp...
The property development industry is a key actor in UK brownfield regeneration projects. UK policy h...
The strategic re-use of brownfield land for housing in the late 1990s in England is a policy instrum...