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Recovery from the pandemic
Planning the reterritorialisation of agricultural activities
This chapter discusses planning the reterritorialisation of agricultural activities as an avenue of the Covid-19 pandemic recovery. Reterritorialisation indicates local food being targeted to local inhabitants instead of the global market. We argue that the pandemic has accelerat
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Annington versus Deutsche Annington
Private Equity and Housing in the Anglo-Saxon and Rhenish Contexts
Under the Rhenish model of capitalism the interests of other stakeholders than shareholders are essential to the interests of the firm. However, Rhenish institutions in Germany have been changing. In the housing sector, many organizations that promoted the provision of affordable
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Access to Land
Markets, Policies and Initiatives
Acquiring access to land is an important issue for new entrants into farming. Traditionally, the succession of farms is within the family; market transactions are geared towards the enlargement of running farms. Policies and institutions have been built to facilitate this process
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Reterritorialisation of agricultural activities in land-use and food planning
Comparing the Netherlands and France
The reterritorialisation of agricultural activities (RAA) consists of reinforcing local food production and its diversification activities oriented toward local consumers. RAA helps shape the local food system, which is an increasingly studied topic in the planning field. However
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Rules versus ideas in landscape protection
Is a Green Heart attack imminent?
Landscape protection in metropolitan areas is an ongoing activity that lies outside the remit of political office-holders. As political agendas change, the importance of landscape protection on strategic planning agendas may also change. This paper raises the question whether thi
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Rural futures for young adults
Rural development and regeneration in the Netherlands
Young adults are essential in the future of rural municipalities. They can revive places in decline and create new opportunities. But what future dreams, plans and opportunities do they have? Embark on a journey through the Dutch countryside to uncover the future dreams of young
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Critical Success Factors to the Inclusion of Climate Considerations in Dutch Road Planning
A Comparative Case Study
99.94% of scientists believe in the effect of CO2 emissions on climate change. To tackle this, many parts of society must become sustainable. In Dutch road projects this drive for a sustainable transition is noticed in the last few years. Currently, the actions for climate inclus
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TAKE [A] PART
Urban Design of Physical Public Spaces from a Social Perspective
Social cohesion is perceived to be under pressure in the Netherlands, especially in its larger cities. The Covid-19 pandemic has reinforced and deepened the socio-spatial divide between vulnerable urban areas and the rest of the city, which not only affects the residents of the a
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Collaborate to accelerate
Exploring the empirical perspective on accelerating the initiation phase of inner-city redevelopment projects: from Industrial to mixed work-residential areas
The Dutch housing market is currently dealing with a significant dwelling deficit, which results in the need to accelerate the development of large quantities of dwellings in the urban areas. This thesis studies the redevelopment of inner-city industrial sites into mixed work-res
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CPC and affordable private rental housing
An explorative study of collaboration between parties
The middle-income households in the Netherlands are currently disadvantaged in finding affordable housing, as they are pushed towards the private rental market in which affordable private rental housing is scarce. Together with participation trends, this gives opportunities for c
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Large-scale building age classification for urban energy demand estimation
Geo and satellite data for building age identification
Urban areas are the biggest consumers of electricity and energy consumption is only likely to increase with rapid urbanization. Out of the urban building stock residential buildings require continuous supply of energy for space heating and appliances. To answer to this demand in
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Physical conditions for the development of startups within urban innovation districts
Facilitating or stimulating?
Innovation districts are more and more seen as the answer of cities to the ever changing economy. They can as well be described as urban strategies for economic development and urban competitiveness. Around the world innovation districts pop up and seem to provide the perfect and
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Successful public-private partnership practice in times of crises
An in-depth research consisting of a literature review, expert interviews, case studies of the spatial development projects and joint ventures of Hoog Dalem, the Spoorzone 013 and the Schieveste, and further theoretical embedding of its findings
Based on a literature review and expert interviews, a conceptual model is drafted, explaining and visualising successful public-private partnership practice regarding spatial development. Five hypotheses were derived from this model, focussing at the flexibility of the building p
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The influence of municipal spatial visions on developers’ investments in urban area development
Case study research into the decision-making process of developers regarding participation in urban area development in the Netherlands
Introduction, Scope and Aim:
The objective of this research is to examine the influence of municipal spatial vision documents on the decision-making process of developers to participate in urban area developments. For this research a literature and case study as well as an exper
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Introducing Blockchain to Commercial Real Estate
Exploring the applicability of blockchain technology in lowering transaction costs of the commercial real estate due diligence process
The global market for real estate has experienced a significant growth since the financial crisis in 2008. The current global value amounts to more than $200 trillion and comprises nearly 60% of the value of all global assets, including equities, bonds, and gold. Yet, the commerc
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Ambidextrous Port
Logistic Hub for Goods and People
The thesis aims to investigate the different flows of logistics particularly goods and people through urban mobility strategies and utilizing inland waterways to improve the efficiency of logistic lifecycles. The project also speculates about the ever-changing logistic infrastruc
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Transformation of office parks into mixed-use
An exploration from the perspective of landowners
The way we work and the demand for offices is changing in the Netherlands. This poses the question whether the traditional office park is still viable. However, the demand for housing provides an opportunity to transform these outdated office parks into new mixed-use areas. This
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The Use of Financial Contributions in Practice
An explorative study analysing the implementation of negotiable developer obligations in the Netherlands.
Public services are an essential part of urban development projects. Usually, municipalities aim to recover the costs of these services from developers that initiate projects that benefit from these services. Many countries have implemented various value capturing instruments to
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From Access to Re-use
A user's perspective on public sector availability
Availability of public sector (geo-)information is essential for effective and efficient government policy-making. In addition, it is also associated with realising other ambitions, such as a more transparent and accountable government, more citizens’ participation in democratic
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Planning with self-organised initiatives
From fragmentation to resilience
The rapid urban growth of Brazilian cities in the second half of the twentieth century produced an extremely unequal urban fabric with spatial discontinuities and left-over spaces. Spatial fragmentation in Brazilian metropolises is not only related to spatial discontinuities, but
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