REDEVELOPING PORT CITY WATERFRONTS: : A QUALITATIVE FRAMEWORK

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• Redevelopment of the port city waterfront has created high-profile cases around the world. Authorities are facing challenges of linking port and urban functions, maximizing utilities of available port city resources, and creating a built environment best for all relevant stakeholders. It is argued that for all parties to truly benefit from the redevelopment, the government should approach the planning systematically in a top-down and comprehensive manner. By dividing into functional developmental parcels on the waterfront, the development is held responsible by various participants. This paper investigates waterfront redevelopment from the perspective of socioeconomic trend. From the concept of Alvin Toffler’s waves, three value-added stages and their six categories of waterfront development are identified. Comparison of waterfront redevelopments in various economic regions with distinctive incentives and contents are discussed. Waterfront functions and institutions are finally examined in relevance of planning issue.

著者

• Huang Wen-chih

  Department Of Civil Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Kyushu University

• Chen Kuang

  Department of Physics, National Taiwan University, Taipei 10617, Taiwan

• HUANG Wen-Chih

  Department of Regional Planning & Management, Leader University

• KAO Song-Ken

  Department of River and Harbor Engineering, National Taiwan Ocean University

• CHEN Kuang

  Department of River and Harbor Engineering, National Taiwan Ocean University

• CHISHAKI Takeshi

  Kyushu University

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