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Sonia Gantioler

The Right to Ecological Space in the City

Operationalising Green Infrastructure as Strategic Urban Planning Concept for a Just Access With Lessons Learnt from Vienna and Munich
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Editorial Program: TUM.UP-THESES
Subject: Architektur
Language: Englisch
ISBN: 9783958840256
DOI: 10.14459/2018md1428708
Publication date: December 2019
1. Auflage
Description: 345 pages
Format: DIN A4
Price (print): 52,00 €
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About this book

Increasing socio-economic inequalities, biodiversity loss and urban transformations potentially aggravate spatial disparities within cities and favour unequal access to nature, with adverse effects on the quality of life of their inhabitants.

The thesis develops a conceptual and action model for the strategic planning of 'Green Infrastructure' (GI), which aims at a just access to ecological space in the city. The model forms the basis of an analysis carried out in Vienna and Munich, and indicates potential interventions at two levels: First taking into due consideration GI integration before development takes place and a renewed discussion on basic needs and urban green area qualities with regard to GI’s physical shaping. Second the importance of developing adequate governance capabilities, particularly in relation to property entitlements and political, economic and articulation powers.

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