Urban fringe ecological planning and construction

Author: Xu Jian
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Urban fringe areas and marginal zones possess many unique development advantages that are not found in urban or rural areas, with prominent marginal growth functions. This book primarily takes Kunming as an example to explore how to leverage the growth advantages of various economic components and fully utilize the superior location of marginal areas and zones, making them important growth belts for urban economies. It also aims to address the existing "bottleneck" issues in China's major and medium-sized cities. Additionally, it seeks to identify how to maximize the "edge effect" of cities in the planning and construction of urban fringe areas, while balancing the relationship between "reserved space" and "created space" to protect natural, historical, cultural, human, and resource assets, as well as promote regional economic development.