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Sustainable Neighbourhood Transformation.
Title:
Sustainable Neighbourhood Transformation.
Author:
Gruis, V.
ISBN:
9781607502289
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (168 pages)
Series:
Sustainable Urban Areas, v. 11 ; v.v. 11

Sustainable Urban Areas, v. 11
Contents:
Title page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Scope and aims of the book -- International developments -- Developments in the Netherlands -- Perspectives on sustainable neighbourhood transformation -- Outline of the book -- References -- Life cycle of dwellings and demolition by Dutch housing associations -- Introduction -- The life cycle of buildings and demolition -- a conceptual framework -- Life-cycle models and definitions -- Conceptual framework -- Expectations -- Demolition of dwellings, figures and volumes -- Housing stock and demolition -- Physical quality and demolition -- Demand and demolition -- Type of tenure and demolition -- the social rental sector -- Asset management by housing associations and demolition -- Conclusions and discussion -- References -- Joint physical and social neighbourhood transformation. Motives, myths, coincidences and perspectives -- Introduction -- Neighbourhood change: a threefold phenomenon -- Motives behind neighbourhood transformation -- Social effects of urban renewal: facts, myths and coincidences -- Linking physical and social measures in practice -- A social-physical approach -- Success of a joint social and physical approach: Holy-Zuidoost -- Conclusions and recommendations -- References -- Residents' social capital after neighbourhood transformation. An analysis of differences related to residential mobility -- Introduction -- Social capital in a neighbourhood context -- Theories of social capital -- Social capital in neighbourhoods -- Neighbourhood transformation and residential mobility -- Data and methods -- Results -- Discussion -- Conclusions and policy implications -- References -- Neighbourhood transformation and urban planning and design -- Introduction -- Demolition from an urban planning and design perspective -- Urbanism considerations -- Housing is important but it is not everything.

Urban structure principles -- Network approach -- Urban design principles -- Vulnerability and deprivation -- Actors and process -- Conclusions -- References -- Environmental impacts of renovation. The Dutch housing stock compared with new construction -- Introduction -- Criteria for an assessment method -- Principle for calculating the environmental effects of interventions on housing stock -- Description of the case studies -- Results of the case studies -- Conclusion -- References -- The Eco-costs of housing transformation -- Introduction -- Eco-costs of housing -- The value of houses -- The Eco-costs/Value Ratio of alternative interventions -- Conclusions and evaluation -- References -- Conclusions.
Abstract:
Examines the effects of demolition and replacement strategies on sustainability from different perspectives - an economic perspective: the market position and the value of the neighbourhoods, a social perspective: the levels of social capital and residential stability, and an environmental perspective: the energy efficiency.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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