四川城市规划确立“花园城市”大美构想

最近有媒体报道,四川省成都南郊近1600平方公里的土地被规划为"天府新区",期望到2030年前在这里建成一个容纳200万人口、超过成都现有中心城区规模的新型城市。"天府新区"在2014年10月获批国家级新区,意味着这个始于2011年的城市规划实验得到了中国最高层的认可,并将获得更多的政策支持。规划的城市新中心距离成都市中心天府广场25公里,距中国第四大航运枢纽成都双流机场和规划中的天府国际机场均只有半小时车程。成都的城市中轴线天府大道贯穿全境,包括地铁、有轨电车、无红绿灯快速路在内的多条便捷通道使新城与成都城区紧密相连……     

谁该被「挤」出北京

居住在北京的周蓉说现在出门越来越“恼火”：人多车多，到处拥堵。她所在的这个城市人口已经达到1972万，而像她这样的所谓流动人口也已经突破1000万。北京的城市承载力面临着前所未有的压力，如何让它不再拥挤，北京市委前不久通过了一个“关于制定北京市国民经济和社会发展第十二个五年规划的建议”，其中心议题只有两个：治堵和调控人口。     

大都市郊县在国家中心城市建设中面临的机遇、挑战与对策 ——基于金堂县的研究

2016年3月,国务院批复的 《成渝城市群发展规划》 中,首次明确将成都定位为"国家中心城市";9月份召开的成都市委十二届七次全会将建设国家中心城市作为成都当前和今后一个时期的发展目标,其主要任务为加快建设"四中心一枢纽",提升成都核心功能.在此背景下,成都市郊县面临哪些机遇和挑战,下一步努力的方向是什么,笔者以金堂县为例进行了分析并提出建议.     

京津冀协同发展背景下固安县城市团发展构架及周边关系

京津冀协同发展战略为固安县城市团发展搭建了平台.固安县位于"北京—天津—保定"三角形的中心区域,具有良好的区位优势,可通过划分子片区在行政区划内构建次级城市团,形成"三片区+多节点"发展构架,打造"两横+一纵"主干城市链及辅助城市链,强化与周边中心地的联系.完善固安县城市团,需注重搭建框架与夯实基础并重,从"一心"到"...     

"多规合一"背景下城市的精细化管理

精细化的管理方式是对城市管理手段的革新,目前我国城市精细化管理处于起步阶段,规划不科学,法律不完善,监督手段不齐全等问题阻碍着城市管理的革新."多规合一"强调的是盘存收边,避免蔓延式增长,在此背景内进行的城市管理和设计,有助于实现精明增长和精细化管理.笔者从北京精细化管理现状出发,总结国内城市精细化管理存在的不足,分析"多规合一"框架下城市精细化管理的合理性.     

轨道交通市域线站点周边用地及换乘系统布局方法初探

一、引言 随着天津城市发展空间的拓展,正在逐渐形成“两轴、三带、六板块”的城市空间结构以及以“城市中心-新城-中心镇-一般建制镇”为主线的城镇体系。按照正在编制的《天津市轨道交通线网规划》,天津市的轨道交通线路分为市域线和城区线两个层次,其中规划的市域级轨道线路作为带动市郊新城及中心镇发展的客运交通体系,将凸现其对于引导天津城市空间结构及完善城镇体系布局的重要作用。     

京津冀协同发展背景下宝坻区城市团发展构想

通州区+"北三县"设立为北京副中心后,宝坻区的区位优势进一步得到强化,成为京津唐城市链上的重要节点,在发展过程中需要以乡镇中心地为支撑,在行政区划内部划分子片区和培养子城市团,宝坻区主城区、林亭口镇和大白庄镇是三个子片区的中心,分别成为与廊坊市"北三县"、玉田县和天津市主城区连接在一起的节点。在宝坻区行政区划内形成"宝坻区主城区-林亭口镇-大白庄镇"三角形,作为宝坻区城市团的核心区域。宝坻区-蓟州区、宝坻区-"北三县"、宝坻区-玉田县之间在构建城市链过程中需要分别形成"豆荚"形、"双扇面"和"一主链+两辅链"的发展框架,以宝坻区为核心形成指状网络的发展格局。     

城市河道生态景观规划理论与实践的探讨

自20世纪50年代,城市水域空间的规划与改造就成为国内外城市景观规划和生态建设的一个热点.与传统的以单一水域治理为目的的河道规划不同,现代城市水域空间规划强调以生态理论为依据,将水体、堤岸、湿地、植被等诸多要素统筹考虑,进行防洪蓄水、生态恢复、休闲娱乐、经济开发等综合规划.近几年,在国内多个城市,以河道改造为主的城市滨水区开发,成为城市景观设计和生态规划的焦点.     

浅析"情景规划"方法在城市设计策划阶段的应用

当前,城市策划日渐成为城市设计工作中不可或缺的重要环节,但当下城市策划在城市设计工作开展中一直处于意识甚强而方法薄弱的状态.本文试图借鉴商业领域中的"情景规划"方法,将其应用于城市设计中的城市策划工作阶段,并将企业的市场环境和城市发展的社会环境相类比;利用"情景规划"在团队工作中的均衡思考、博弈思考以及对环境预警信息的...     

堪培拉：让人耳目一新的城市规划设计

一个好的城市要可持续发展,应该具有自然与历史的结构、经济的结构、文化的结构.历史上,城市的发展总是与当时所处的自然环境密切相关.澳大利亚首都堪培拉,是美国建筑师格里芬做的规划.方案足把自然的山作为城市的坐标,以首都山为中心规划了3条主要的城市空间轴线.这个方案曾得到"把适宜于国家首都的尊严和花园城市生活的魅力调和在一起"的赞誉,是城市设计的著名范例.     

新世纪新机遇新发展

改革开放二十年来,中国旅游业的发展从无到有、从小到大,到2000年已经达到年接待入境旅游者8300多万人次、创汇160多亿美元、国内国际旅游业总收入达4500亿元的规模.中国旅游业作为国民经济新的经济增长点,目前正进入全面加速发展时期,并越来越焕发出朝阳产业的魅力.     

新起点 新发展

<正> 《城市公用事业》创刊于1987年,系我国城市公用事业领域中唯一的一本综合性科技期刊。江泽民同志对我国公用事业的发展十分关心,曾为我刊题词:“发展公用事业 改善人民生活”。     

New Rage,New Perspectives?

The Eurozone crisis has led to a long and remarkable protest wave. Civil society raised its voice against the ever-harsher austerity measures implemented to deal with the crisis. The article focuses on the role of civil society and its potential to contribute new perspectives to the debate. Such a contribution would depend on two preconditions: 1. Civil society actors need to mobilize successfully to make their voices heard. 2. Civil society actors contribute a perspective that differs to the perspectives of actors from institutionalized politics. Both preconditions are analyzed empirically for two countries that are in very different situations in the crisis scenario: Greece and Germany. Greece has been hit most severely by the crisis; Germany is the most prominent country defining the crisis management, and it provides the largest share of credit guarantees for “crisis countries.” Social movement theory is used to explain the differing evolution of protests in the two countries. In the early phase of the crisis, the established landscape of political parties in both countries offered few opportunities for their citizens to vote in opposition to the crisis management, which is conducive to extra-parliamentary protest. Differences in deprivation, discursive opportunities and the resource basis of mobilization structures can explain differences in protest frequency but also to some extent the evolution of protest over time. Taking up Habermas’ argument regarding the specific perspective of civil society actors in the public debate, we then analyze to which extent the arguments of civil society actors deviate from those of more institutionalized actors. A discursive actor attribution analysis unveils that civil society actors are more sensitive to social problems and grand systemic questions. Moreover, civil society actors are less hesitant to blame actors on the EU level and other EU Member States, even though their overall contribution to the crisis debate is rather marginal.     

AgJOBS: New Solution or New Problem?

Over half of the workers employed on U.S. farms are not authorized to work in the United States. An historic compromise between employer and worker advocates in September 2003 would legalize some currently unauthorized workers and make it easier for farmers to obtain guest workers, but is unlikely to change the farm labor market, so that the percentage of unauthorized workers is likely to climb again.     

New Books

Federal Aid for Schools, by Howard S. Rowland and Richard L. Wing. Your Career in Computer Programming, by I. J. Seligsohn. Teaching Strategies for the Culturally Disadvantaged, by Hilda Taba and Deborah Elkins. Your Career in Teaching, by Dorothy and Joseph Dowdell. Your Career in Selling, by Robert A. Liston. Your Handicap—Don't Let It Handicap You, by Sarah Splaver How to Prepare for the Graduate Record Examination, by Samuel C. Brownstein and Mitchel Weiner. Research Guidelines for High School Counselors, by the Experimental Designs Committee of the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision. Opportunities in a Drafting Career, by Benjamin J. Stern; Opportunities in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, by S. Paul Shackleton; Opportunities in the Hotel and Motel Industry, by Shepard Henkin; Opportunities in Journalism Careers, by John M. Barry.     

New Books

Careers in Computer Programming, by Leo Barnett and Lou Ellen Davis Pupil Personnel Services: Selected Readings, edited by Glenn A. Saltzman and Herman J. Peters Home Economics Related Occupations, by Penelope E. Kupsinel The Professional in the Organization, by Mark Abrahamson Your First Year at College, by Joseph E. McCabe Careers in Hotels and Restaurants, by Gerard W. Lattin Guidance Services, Third Edition, by Anthony Humphreys, Arthur Trazler, and Robert North New Light on Juvenile Delinquency, edited by Ronald Steel     

New Books

Your Career in the Aerospace Industry by Waldo T. Boyd. The School and the Economic System by Charles S. Benson. Your Career in Transportation by Robert A. Liston. Prep School Guide for Jewish Youth, 1966 edition, prepared by Sol Swerdloff and William Mead. Engineer, by S. C. Hollister. Identity (Book II, Being and Becoming Group Guidance Series, Brother Marion F. Belka, editor) by Sister Marion Hosinski, Sister Mary Thomas Murphy, Norbert Riegert, and Reverend Joseph H. Voor. Testing in our Schools by Louis J. Karmel. Guidance: An Orientation for the Undergraduate by Robert E. Glennen. Techniques of Guidance: An Aproach to Pupil Analysis by Robert L. Gibson and Robert E. Higgins.     

New Books

Careers in Public Planning and Administration, by Angelo Cohn. Adjustment to Blindness—Reviewed, by Mary K. Bauman and Norman M. Yoder. Learning by Discovery: A Critical Appraisal, by Lee S. Shalman and Evan R. Keislar, Editors. Dollars and Sense, by Joseph Bensman. Career Information in Counseling and Teaching, by Lee E. Comparative Theories of Social Change, by Hallis W. Peter, Editor. Opportunities in an Architecture Career by Robert J. Piper; Opportunities in a Dancing Career, by Paul Denis; Opportunities in Market Research, by John H. Platten, Jr.; Opportunities in the Textile Industry, by Robert A. Barnhardt. Your Career in Advertising, by George Johnson. The MacMillan Job Guide to American Corporations, by Ernest A. McKay, Editor. Planning Human Resource Development, by Russell C. Davis. Employment for the Handicapped, by Julietta K. Arthur.