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Urban Regeneration in Berlin, Germany: New Approaches at the Neighborhood Level

Mitrojorgji, Linda

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Title
Urban Regeneration in Berlin, Germany: New Approaches at the Neighborhood Level
Author(s)
Mitrojorgji, Linda
Contributor(s)
Nedovic-Budic, Zorica
Issue Date
2003
Keyword(s)
  • urban regeneration
  • neighborhood planning
Geographic Coverage
Berlin, Germany
Abstract
This paper investigates the current trends in local planning practices which are impacted by the specific local conditions and by the overall tendencies in European planning. By focusing on Berlin as a case study this work aims to give a better understanding of the present situation in place bearing strong implications for urban regeneration efforts in Western and Central-Eastern Europe.
Series/Report Name or Number
MUP Capstone
Type of Resource
text
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