Titlebook: Eco-city Planning; Policies, Practice a Tai-Chee Wong,Belinda Yuen Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Eco-city planning.Ec

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The Relationship of Sustainable Tourism and the Eco-city Conceptn the overall planning and development process. This chapter will first look at the nature of tourism from an urban perspective and the challenges facing planners as they attempt to achieve the principles and goals of the eco-cities concept. The nature of eco-cities as they relate to that definition

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Challenges of Sustainable Urban Development: The Case of Umoja 1 Residential Community in Nairobi Cispaces are allocated and developed into private property. Chronic water shortage and periodic sewerage spills are common malaise in the community. Overstretched water supply and poor sewerage disposal systems have also exacerbated the problem. All these problems have severely altered the physical, e

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Towards Sustainable Architecture: The Transformation of the Built Environment in ?stanbul, Turkeysing a chosen set of green building rating systems as criteria, assessment was focused on site-environment, energy-water, materials-resources and indoor environmental quality. High-rise office buildings selected for this survey were Metrocity Office Building, ??bank Headquarters and the Akbank Tower

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Urban Air Quality Management: Detecting and Improving Indoor Ambient Air Qualitycombustion from gas stoves and fuel engines used in renovation work. In this research, the decay rates of CO concentration (ppm) in air were measured accurately using the Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy in the 2,050–2,230?cm. wavenumber region. High levels of CO were obtained from sidestream

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Book 2011 a spatial and practical dimension. The conceptual basis of ecological planning is that we can no longer afford to be merely human-centred in approach. Instead, the interdependency of human and non-human species has forced us to appreciate the ‘rights’ and ‘intrinsic values’ of non-human species in