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1. www.academia.edu · 43311462 · Design_andDesign and Construction Standards Volume 5 Landscaping 2013...

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   These details are to be shown at an appropriate scale and cross referenced with the landscaping, engineering and architectural drawings as required, including all above and below grade utility alignments. 3.5.10 The Planting Plan shall identify all proposed surface treatments and other applications.

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2. www.sciencedirect.com · science · articleUrban expansion, sprawl and inequality - ScienceDirect

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   Sep 1, 2018 · Urban expansion and sprawl have been identified as the most significant aspects of urbanization and urban development. A key tenet for sustainable development and smart growth is promoting equitable urbanization and land development and mitigating land use conflicts (Wei, 2017).

3. nicolasfriedmann.com · wp-content · uploadsDrawing for Landscape Architects Construction and Design Manual

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   strategic visions, design concepts and outdoor experiences, to specific vegetation and precise construction details–at some point everything has to be explained on paper. Intended to be both instructional and inspirational, this handbook covers the basics of landscape architectural representation, hand

4. journals.sagepub.com · doi · fullThe fragmentation of urban landscapes: global evidence of a ...

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   Apr 30, 2012 · Sprawl was not precisely defined, but we can take it to mean sprawl as low density development as well as sprawl as fragmentation. We have examined the change in built-up area density and in the urban landscape ratio within the boundary between 1973, when the boundary was enacted, and 2005.

   • Author: Shlomo Angel, Jason Parent, Daniel L Civco

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5. www.researchgate.net · publication · 346007391_UrbanUrban sprawl: from natural to man-made landscapes - ResearchGate

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   Jun 1, 2019 · Urban Sprawl: From Natural to Man-Made Landscapes During the past decade, the district of Kyrenia experienced an acceleration of urban sprawl and over-development, especially within the...

6. www.nature.com · scitable · knowledgeThe Characteristics, Causes, and Consequences of Sprawling ...

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   The most frequently cited feature of sprawl is the abundance of large-lot (usually 1-5 acres depending on the development context), residential housing developments that consume large amounts...

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   What is urban sprawl?

   • Urban sprawl refers to an unorganized and dis-orderly pattern of urban expansion, influenced by multiple factors, leading to ineficient utilization of resources (Rienow and Stenger 2014). This uncontrolled growth primarily results in a significant alteration of land cover, characterized by an increase in built-up and impermeable surfaces.

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   Is urban sprawl a fragmentation of the urban landscape?

   • Burchfield et al. follow Clawson (18) in perceiving urban sprawl simply as the fragmentation of the urban landscape. They define fragmentation as the average share of a one-square kilometre urban neighbourhood that is occupied by open space.

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   What is the spatial urban sprawl typology?

   • The spatial urban sprawl typology categorizes the variations in urban growth based on adjacent neighborhood relationships (Fig. 5). It consists of five typologies: urban core, secondary urban core, urban fringe, ribbon development, and scatter devel-opment.

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   Is urban sprawl a sustainable form of urban growth?

   • The detrimental impact of urban sprawl extends not only to urban areas but also to the surrounding environment. Consequently, due to its extensive negative efects, urban sprawl has been classified as an unsustainable form of urban growth.

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8. link.springer.com · content · pdfA Critical Review of Urban Sprawl Studies - Springer

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   Urban sprawl refers to an unorganized and dis-orderly pattern of urban expansion, influenced by multiple factors, leading to ineficient utilization of resources (Rienow and Stenger 2014). This uncontrolled growth primarily results in a significant alteration of land cover, characterized by an increase in built-up and impermeable surfaces.