title: International Planning History Society Proceedings, Vol 18 No 1 (2018): Looking at the World History of Planning
title: Looking at the World History of Planning
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Creators: name: International Planning History Society Proceedings
Publisher: name: International Planning History Society Proceedings
Year: 2018

description: Proceedings of the 18th International Planning History Society Conference
Yokohama, Japan
July 15-19, 2018
Conference theme is Looking at the World History of Planning.
Conference convener: Naoto Nakajima.


All the papers in the Proceedings of the 18th International Planning History Society Conference went through a blind peer review by two reviewers.
description: Profile of Akira Tamura...4-12
 The adoption and abolition of the local developmentexaction system by the city of Yokohama...13-24
 The status and use of soft law in local governments’ management of urban development...25-31
 A study of unorthodox town making by Akira Tamura...32-39
 Sense of dwelling in disaster relocation...55-64
 Intentions and transitions of inhabitants in Fukushima...65-73
 The four"I"s as key concepts in a re-examination of "Machizukuri" as an intrinsically vital element in urban planning for the post-urbanization period...77-84
 Contingency and opportunity...88-96
 Planning a national park in lower Yangtze Delta, China...97-105
 Comparative Study about the City Planning Systems in Taiwan (for the Years 1895–1945) and Korea (for the Years 1912–1945) under Japanese Rule...109-120
 Yukaku (red-light district) and city planning in Japanese colonial cities in Taiwan, 1895-1945...121-130
 The battle for oil in the Dutch East Indies...137-148
 Daqing Oil Cluster...149-156
 Shaping Ahwaz' transnational oil modernity...160-171
 The urban change in modern Shanghai descript by urban maps, 1840s-1930s...175-184
 The Griffin Plan for Shanghai, 1904-1906...185-195
 Dilemma Between Density and Quality...209-218
 Studies on external transportation development and spatial structure transformation of modern Kunming from a Southeast Asian perspective, 1885- 1945...209-218
 McPublic Spaces...219-228
 Reception of Città Ideale...232-243
 A historical review of foreign ideology in planning practice in Vietnam...244-256
 Guangzhou as livable city: Its origin, inheritance, and development...262-272
 Living heritage conservation...279-289
 Succession of the image of the city in the movement for urban design by local proprietors in Ginza from pre-war to post-war...288-297
 Study on the spatial planning of the secondary station...301-310
 History matters in making Lahore sustainable...311-320
 Ankara commuter line as the product and witness of modern planning experience in Turkey...321-329
 Institutional changes and the Shifting Power Network...333-340
 The land reclamation along the Hai-Ho river and the birth of modern Tianjin (1897-1937)...341-351
 Historical waterfront of Rio de Janeiro...353-362
 Tayabas...366-374
 The role of post-war reconstruction planning in Hiroshima' image-shift to a Peace Memorial City...378-388
 Studies on the relation to plan-making of conception of Hiroshima Peace City construction plan after the winning of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park competition by Kenzo Tange...389-340
 A comparative study on the construction mechanism of urban public space in modern Shanghai and Yokohama...404-413
 Comparative study of planning history, spatial development and sociological significance of the back alley in Yangon and Singapore...414-421
 A vision for arts led urban renewal in Adelaide and the City West Campus of the University of South Australia...448-457
 Local adjustment with path-dependence...461-469
 Urban forms at intersection of Imperialism and Colonialism...488-495
 Cross-Cultural Engineering...499-506
 The construction of a socialist city by East German engineers in the late 1950s...506-514
 The chinesenization of American zoning in the 1980s...518-528
 Landscape architecture and environmentalism in the expansion era for Australian universities...535-545
 Nature conservation planning approach in the urban epoch...546-554
 Interaction between water and city...558-566
 Modern regional development in Japan...567-578
 Transformation of urban communities from within...588-591
 Temporary dwellings as successful informal suburban development...592-601
 Plan of Seoul Olympic games facilities and the execution of the plans of green area and road network of Seoul City Planning...606-615
 Critical junctures and city development: a brief retrospect of Chongqing’s planning history, 1949-2010...612-624
 Designing the Chinese post-Imperial capitals in correspondence of political chances...625-633
 An investigation on China’s NGOs in urban heritage preservation...637-647
 Conservation of Memory Heritage through the artwork “Sea Present” painted by Shigeru AOKI...648-658
 Mapping and placemaking from the perspective of cultural field...659-668
 Imagining a meshwork of urban nature...672-681
 A perspective of "diversity creation" and "expandability"...685-692
 Greater Istanbul metropolitan area planning experience (1965-1980)...701-708
 A republic of garden city-states on which the sun never sets...724-735
 Chiang Ching-kuo and the regional planning of Gannan under the influence of Soviet Experience (1941-1945)...709-720
 Superblocks, neighbourhood units and residential islands as fragments of the collage city...739-750
 Neighbourhood Units in Brazilian New Towns...751-762
 Interpreting the contemporary Chinese planning from the “new towns” perspective...766-774
 Learning from Berlin...778-786
 Urban renewal planning practice and form in early-modern Guangxi (1925-1936)...787-796
 Evolution of spatial planning strategies at Australian university campuses 1945-2017...800-810
 Collaborative planning for post-disaster reconstruction in Italy...814-824
 A study on the slum clearance redevelopment project and the community design project for disaster in Koto-delta...825-833
 Transplanting Hong Kong high-rise housing during the time of transition...860-870
 Intensifying Gated Exclusiveness of Apartment Complex Boundary Design in Seoul, Korea...837-847
 From the National Housing Bank to the My Home My Life program...848-856
 Transplanting Hong Kong high-rise housing during the time of transition...860-870
 Seoul’s morphology as ‘Apartment Complex City’ shaped by housing development methods...871-882
 The Landscape: Italy and Russia...886-897
 Spain in the international urban networks around the First World War...898-908
 The town planning congresses at the Paris International Exhibition of 1937...909-919
 Historical processes of urban form and land-use change at Shwedagon Pagoda’s surrounding area in Yangon, Myanmar...923-934
 Study on Kaishochi changes before and after the war-damage-recovery land readjustment programs of Nagoya City, Japanese Castle Town...935-943
 Street art as a way to enhance the vitality of Uurban public spaces...944-955
 A Study on Urban Regeneration Policy Change in Korea...961-970
 Balancing environment, economy and equity...971-978
 The Japanese 1919 city planning act system in the world history of planning...938-990
 An evaluation of the urbanization process of Galata (İstanbul) in the 19th century through the maps of Huber, d’Ostoya and Goad...994-1003
 "Western imitation" in modern China's urban planning practice between the Late Qing Dynasty and the Early Republic of China (1860-1927)...1004-1012
 Heritage value attribution...1013-1023
 Western Modernity interwoven with Chinese traditions:...1027-1035
 Historical analysis of urban public transportation development in modern Tianjin (1902-1949)...1036-1047
 Planning modern cities in China...1048-1059
 How urban spaces remember...1063-1074
 Tourism in the slums of Rio de Janeiro...1075-1084
 Porous boundaries in Rio de Janeiro’s favelas...1085-1095
 The Tokyo Olympics 2020 sport stadium controversy...1099-1109
 World Trade Architecture. The Twin Towers and global financial centers...1113-1122
 Uzo Nishiyama’s planning methodology based on investigations of common people’s lives...1128-1137
 Analysis of the spatial coupling of handicraft workshops in Chinese capitals before Qin and Han dynasties...1156-1168
 New perspectives on the planning of Yuan Dadu...1169-1179
 The status change of culture and education in the traditional Chinese city landscape after the Song and Yuan Dynasty...1180-1188
 Historical mapping of the urban form and the spatial power distribution in capital Jiankang in East Jin dynasty...1189-1198
 The cultural-ecological mechanism of the urban space sustainable development by the view of the spatial perception logic...1216-1227
 Framing a new discourse on the notion of habitat in transforming societies...1231-1241
 Post-war transnational planning practices...1242-1252
 Emergence, evolution and mutation...1261-1267
 Defining urban design in the Chilean context...1294-1301
 Windows Upon Planning History - Canberra...1302-1311
 Planning for Megaevents, dual dedications of legacy and delivery...1318-1324
 Crossing histories...1325-1336
 Succession of the image of the city in the movement for urban design by local proprietors in Ginza from pre-war to post-war...1312-1322
 Urban planning for the Yamashiro hot spring by Eika Takayama...1138-1149