Titlebook: Sustainable Urban Environments; An Ecosystem Approac Ellen van Bueren,Hein van Bohemen,Henk Visscher Textbook 2012 Springer Science+Busines

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rcome institutional barriers. The book concludes with an account of promising perspectives for achieving a sustainable built environment in industrialized countries. .Offering a unique overview and understandin978-94-007-1293-5978-94-007-1294-2

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Introduction,oviding a basic understanding of urban areas as systems this book will help (future) designers, builders, planners and managers of (parts of) our urban systems to analyse them and to identify appropriate solutions.

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Energy in the Built Environment, approach. After an introduction on the global energy consumption and energy issues, the energy chain in the built environment is analyzed from the demand side to the supply side. For the whole chain and for each of the components of the chain, solutions towards sustainability are introduced.

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Urban Transport and Sustainability,s and challenges of designing a sustainable transport system. In addition, it presents an overview of policy options to make this system more sustainable, as well as a brief overview of models to forecast the impacts of transport.

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Sustainable Urban Form,surrounding environment. The compact city is often advocated as a more sustainable urban form but this is not undisputed. Urban form can influence the environmental impact, but it can only facilitate; it is people and their behaviour that ultimately determine the negative or positive environmental impact of urban areas.

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Managing Change,om innovation diffusion in housing, modes of improved collaboration amongst professional stakeholders and citizen participation to a model identifying the short- and long-term business opportunities of acting sustainably. Together, these initiatives can contribute to fundamental change of the physical and social systems comprising urban areas.

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Conclusions and Solutions,es, of which some examples are presented and discussed in this chapter. These examples show that integrated ecosystem approaches, which are based on the specific basic conditions of a city’s location, show great promise for the sustainable (re-)construction of urban areas.