The role of parks and urban spaces in urban vitality the research agenda

By:

Swanwick, Carys

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Language: English Series: RICS Foundation Scoping StudiesPublication details: London RICS Foundation 2004Description: 31p. 30cmISBN:

184219187X

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LOC classification:

711.52

Summary: This report explores the contribution that parks and open spaces make to urban vitality. The paper identifies three broad themes to focus research on: the relationships between open spaces and vitality in commercial centres; open spaces and the development of neighbourhood vitality; and the role of parks and open spaces in altering the perceptions of cities. Bibliography.

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Reference material	London RICS Boxes	RICS 2004/33 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	30067385
Book	Virtual Online	ONLINE PUBLICATION (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	125540-2001

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This report explores the contribution that parks and open spaces make to urban vitality. The paper identifies three broad themes to focus research on: the relationships between open spaces and vitality in commercial centres; open spaces and the development of neighbourhood vitality; and the role of parks and open spaces in altering the perceptions of cities. Bibliography.

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