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Due to ongoing changes in development requirements in Leipzig, several urban development plans are being pursued, all of which are closely linked. So far, the City Council has adopted the following urban development plans: Housing Construction and Urban Renewal, City and District Centres, Commercial and Industrial Building Areas as well as ...
The Urban Development Plan for Housing Construction and Urban Renewal (STEP Wohnungsbau und Stadterneuerung) was adopted in 2000 in response to the challenges associated with housing vacancy and urban redevelopment. It consists of three sub-plans: Housing Development, Urban Renewal and Large Residential Complexes.
Leipzig's urban development is based on the principles of the Leipzig Charter for a Sustainable European City and the sustainability guidelines set by the United Nations. The aim is to ensure that growth is ecologically, socially and economically balanced.
Oct 1, 1997 · The collapse of the GDR in 1989 brought an opportunity (and post-reunification changes in ownership and funding made it necessary) to reassess these plans and to refocus priorities for Leipzig's urban development.
- Fiona M. Smith
- 1997
Three main axes can be identified in their planning strategy: preserving the architectural heritage, considered a trademark of the city, creating green spaces and open spaces to replace...
Leipzig’s plan for managing shrinkage in a perforated city was composed of three main axes or objectives: the preservation of the architectural heritage, the extension of green and open spaces, and the creation of a hierarchy of centres.
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Three main axes can be identified in their planning strategy: preserving the architectural heritage, considered a trademark of the city, creating green spaces and open spaces to replace dilapidated housing estates, and supporting the creation of a micro-scale hierarchy of centres.
