International Planning History Society Proceedings

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• Historic Landscape Conservation at the UNC in the early 21st century (2001-2010)

  Yuan Sun, Mingyue Wang

  3-11

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• Historic City protection vs. Resilient City transformation The Case of Skopje’s Old Bazaar

  Jasmina Siljanoska, Elena Andonova

  15-27

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• A Theory-Based Approach to Urban Planning at the City Edge An Analysis of Japan before World War II

  Junko Sanada, Takaaki Nakagawa, Shiho Kataoka

  37-49

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• From Soviet Pattern to Chinese Practice A Historical and Empirical Review of Wuhan 1954 Master Plan with GIS and Spatial Syntax

  Han Zou, Jingke Fan, Mingxing Hu, Yue Xiong

  53-66

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• A Study on the Spatial Structure of Jinan in the Qing Dynasty

  Tong Mengfei, Li Baihao, Li Zhao

  68-79

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• From ‘Imposition’ to ‘Borrowing’ Zhanjiang Modern Planning Practice and City Space Transformation

  Yi Liu, Baihao Li, Baihao Li

  81-94

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• Industry and Pannonian City The Transformative Role of Industry for the Modern Development of Middle-size Cities in Northern Serbia

  Branislav Antonić, Aleksandra Djukić

  114-129

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• Re-uncovering the collectivism in Mao’s China, 1950s-1970s The workers’ villages in Northeast China

  Yiping Zhang, Yves Schoonjans, Gisèle Gantois

  131-143

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• Regenerating Namaacha History, resiliency, and sustainable urban development of a secondary town in the Maputo Province, Mozambique

  Alessandro Frigerio, Alice Buoli, Laura Montedoro

  145-158

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• Transformation from Commercial Port to Industrial City Discussion on Industrial Land-use Planning and Industrial Building Construction in Shanghai (1945-1960)

  Lingzhou Li, Nu Peng, Junjie Zhang

  165-182

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• Research on Spatial Transformation and Reusing Strategy of Historic Urban Landscape under Cultural Tourism Guidance Take Harbin Old Port Area as an Example

  Huan Zhang, Zhiqing Zhao

  179 – 180-11

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• Technical Assistance of the Soviet Specialists to China on Urban Planning in 1949-1959

  Hao Li

  183-198

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• Early Settlement of Portuguese America

  Thomas E. Bassett

  221-234

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• City as an Accumulation of Reconstruction Planning History of Kamaishi, a City Constantly Hit by Disasters, Mainly Tsunami

  Naoto Nakajima

  239 – 240-12

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• The Evolution of Ancient Urban Defense Spaces in Northwest China During the Song–Ming Period

  Xiaolong Tuo, Zhe Li

  241-252

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• Lisbon Urban Allotments A twentieth century cartographic account

  Teresa Marat-Mendes, Patrícia Bento d’Almeida

  253 – 254-6

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• Research on the Formation and Development of the Area Centred on Jiyu Gakuen, focusing on the founders’ Philosophy

  Yuta Genda, Masayoshi Nagano, Naoto Nakajima

  255-269

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• Study on the Changing of Traditional Urban Fabric in Shanghai Old Town

  Ruiqi Shan, Song Zhang, Kaike Li

  273-284

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• Evolution and Permanence in Coimbra’s Urban Form The Emergence of Urban Planning in Portugal at the Turn of the Twentieth-Century

  Margarida Relvão Calmeiro

  297-313

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• REVERSE ARCHITECTURE AND DIGITAL TWIN IN OPEN STANDARD FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS Pilot project: the Simplon-Orient-Express station in Vallorbe, Switzerland

  Bernard Cherix, Billal Mahoubi

  325-336

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• Port Modernization Perspective in the Netherlands and Japan Highlighting the Contribution of Dutch Civil Engineers

  Kazumasa Iwamoto

  341-352

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• Youngstown’s Crandall Park An Interwar Speculative Neighbourhood and Stability in a Landscape of Boom and Bust

  Johnathan Farris

  359-370

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• ‘Captains of industry’ of the metropolitan nexus Private mass housing development in twentieth-century Belgium

  Laurence Heindryckx

  371-384

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• Evaluating the Impact of the Community Planning Association of Canada in the Post-War Revival of Canadian Planning

  David L. A. Gordon, Miranda Virginillo

  391- 406

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• Brownfield redevelopment: Towards a comprehensive approach French and Russian experience.

  Tatiana Kiseleva

  411-421

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• Curitiba 1960s transformations and postmodern ideas

  Renato Leão Rego

  429-441

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• Study on the Urban Conservation by the Sectors of Houses and Villas in the City of Paris and its Suburban Area

  Kumi Eguchi

  459-476

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• The Formation Process and Changes in Patients’ Housing in Nagashima-Aiseien, the First National Sanatorium in Japan

  Minjeong Park, Toshio Otsuki

  477-488

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• Diversification of Grid Blocks’ Morphology in Beijing, China, from the View of Block Formation

  Jiankun Liu

  505-515

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• The transformation of scenery to landscape in Zuber wallpapers from a cross-cultural perspective

  Yuan Sun, Zixin Wu

  531-540

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• Architects and the Atomic Age The Atomic Energy Commission and the debate on urban dispersion

  Phoebus Ilias Panigyrakis

  545-554

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• Habiter l’Habitat Towards an ecological urban lexicon

  Leonardo Zuccaro Marchi

  555 – 556-7

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• Francoism and the triumph of home ownership, 1939-1975 the case of Nou Barris

  Manel Guardia Bassols, José Luis Oyón Bañales, Maribel Rosselló Nicolau, David Hernández Falagán

  559-571

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• Housing and Urbanism in Spain in Francoist period Public policies and propaganda around the Obra Sindical del Hogar (1939-1977)

  Victor Pérez-Eguíluz, Marina Jiménez Jiménez, Miguel Fernández-Maroto, Luis Santos y Ganges

  573-586

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• Urban planning and housing policies in democratic Spain Contradictions between housing production and the right to housing (1978-2008)

  Miguel Fernández-Maroto, Víctor Pérez-Eguíluz, Marina Jiménez Jiménez, Juan Luis de las Rivas Sanz

  589-602

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• Between Tradition and Modernity Western urban planning and street improvement projects in Hankou (1889-1937)

  Xiaogeng Ren, Baihao Li, Carola Hein

  617-634

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• Shanghai’s Old Town the Challenges of Urban Renewal and Strategies for the Protection of Built Heritage

  Katya Knyazeva

  643-660

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• The Concept of the Socialist City Plans and Patterns of Soviet Urbanism

  Barbara Engel

  663-678

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• Factors influencing post-earthquake reconstruction spatial transformations An examination of the reconstruction of the historical centre in Venzone, Friuli region, Italy (1976–2006)

  Tomoyuki Mashiko

  685–686-10

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• Modern industrialization around the castle town Ogaki The process to acquire the resilient urban infrastructure

  Yoshifumi Demura

  691-706

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• The project to remove the railway from the surface of the city of Valladolid and take it underground

  José Luis Sainz Guerra, Alicia Sainz Esteban, Rosario del Caz Enjuto

  711-729

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• IQVU and the Right to the City Brazilian redemocratization experience

  Paula Moura, Gisela Souza

  745-754

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• Transformation and Stability The Impact of Women on the Built Environment

  Talia Abramovich

  757-767

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• The German experience of urban regeneration, taking the Blasewitz-Striesen Nord-Ost district (Dresden) as an example, and the possibility of its application in historical cities in Russia

  Anastasia Malko

  769-784

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• Jaap Bakema’s Open Society in the Twenty-first Century A Critical Appraisal of ’t Hool, the Netherlands and Montbau, Spain

  Juan Sanz Oliver, Gregory Bracken, Victor Muños Sanz

  787-799

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• Protecting the historical city urban regeneration in Eastern Germany during the 1990s as a starting point for a sustainable urban development

  Jana Breßler

  801-814

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• Urban planning and politics Contradictions, continuities and ruptures during the 1960s in Brazil

  Maria Cristina da Silva Leme

  839-849

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