Titlebook: Nature Driven Urbanism; Rob Roggema Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Green Structures and Blue Design for Urban Resilience.Na

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Stepping-Stone City: Process-Oriented Infrastructures to Aid Forest Migration in a Changing Climatetext of global climate change. From a multi-scale perspective, this chapter discusses the importance of landscape connectivity in facilitating ecological processes and develops a conceptual framework of process-oriented green infrastructures. A study in the Greater Manchester area, UK is used to dem

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,Landscape First! Nature-Driven Design for Sydney’s Third City,a and adjusting the existing landscape to artificial water and nature systems. This rampant expansion often leads to monotonous new neighborhoods, often dominated by high rise, or extensive urban sprawl. The financial benefits often dominate the quality of the development. These widespread practices

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From Urban Green Structure to Tidal River in Rotterdam: Testing Grounds for Urban Ecology,k strategy, all part of the Rotterdam policies are the first testing grounds and form also the starting point for an urban ecology research agenda at Delft University of Technology (TUD). These examples show perfectly how urban ecology and Landscape Architecture and urbanism can go hand in hand. In

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Urbanism on Water and Ecology: The Early Example of Westerpark, Breda, the 1980s the dogma of separation of functions, and dividing the city in areas for working, living, leisure and traffic was slowly abandoned and especially the focus on the traffic system, more in particular the car, was leading to uproar. In this timeframe an alternative to apply the principles of

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South Creek in Far Western Sydney: Opportunities for a New Waterway Focused City, within striking distance of Sydney’s iconic coastline but rather centred around a small ephemeral creek on flat alluvial plains. There is a significant opportunity for this natural environment, though maligned by urbanisation styles of the past, to become a key focus of attention and driver for a n

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Nature-Inclusive Cities: Concepts and Considerations, nearly all of the planet’s flora and fauna species, with the current rate of extinction, estimated at between 100 (Ceballos and Ehrlich, Science 360(6393):1080, 2018) and 1000 (Pimm et al., Science 344(6187), 2014) times higher than natural background rates. The loss of species from ecological comm

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,Exploring New Urban Futures Through Sydney’s Hidden Grids,cepted, utilized each day and only questioned when they fail. Some, like the Green Grid are tangible and close to what people know, but are as yet not regarded as essential like power or water. Others like the Ochre Grid or Ecological Grid are barely legible, containing culture and life of the lands