Planning for a Better Urban Living Environment in Asia

Yeh, Anthony Gar-On; Ng, Mee Kam

Contents: Introduction: planning for a better urban living environment in Asia, Anthony Gar-On Yeh and Mee Kam Ng; Challenges and future prospects of planning for a better living environment in larger cities in Asia, Hideheko Sazanami The compulsions of accommodating the informal sector in the Asian metropolises and changes necessary in the urban planning paradigms, A.T.M. Nurul Amin; Urbanization versus urban planning practice in Malaysia: considerations, prospects and possibilities, Che Musa Che Omar; An extended metropolis? a growth triangle? towards better planning for the Hong Kong and Pearl River Delta region, Mee Kam Ng; Toward an environment facilitating human behaviour and movement: an approach to evaluation and manipulation of pedestrian space by simulation modelling, Baozhe Hu, Yukio Nishimura and Sadao Watanabe; The planning and management of a better high density environment, Anthony Gar-On Yeh; An ecological plan for a better living environment in a modern city: a case study of Huizhou, Guangdong Province, People’s Republic of China, Xiangrong Wang and Zhaoyu Qian; The environment of densely populated areas of Bangladesh: with special reference to Dhaka and secondary towns, Mir Shahidul Islam; The evaluation of the five-year two million housing unit construction plan (1988-92), Chong-Won Chu; Housing attainability: a concept toward solving the urban housing crisis in Bangladesh, Mahbubur Rahman; Shophouse: Asian urban composite housing, Mamoru Tohiguchi and Hon Shyan Chong; Evaluation of planned housing in Java: to identify the basic needs of interior space, Wahyu Subroto T. YoYok, Kunihiro Narumi and Naoki Tahara; Urban redevelopment with landowner participation using the land pooling/readjustment technique, Ray W. Archer; The urban renewal projects in Japan: non residential projects, Takatsune Fukami; Preserving traditional architecture: noble residential area development in Java, Ikaputra, Kunihiro Narumi and Takahiro Hisa; New divisions of public