A study on planning characteristic of land readjustment by central area revitalization project in reconstructed city from war damaged

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作者：
Asano J. [1 ]
Tomono Y. [1 ]
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[1] Dept. of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Faculty of Technology, Toyohashi Univ. of Technology
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| 1600年 / Architectural Institute of Japan卷 / 23期
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Central area revitalization; Land readjustment; Reconstructed city from war damaged; Station plaza; Urban design;
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10.3130/aijt.23.671
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This study clarifies the characteristic of land readjustment by central area revitalization project in reconstructed cities from war damaged. From the analysis for 13 districts in nine cities, we concluded as follows: 1) land readjustment by central area revitalization has been done in areas without layered with war damaged reconstruction project, 2) they were classified into four project types, types for improving new central core, types for improving public transit facilities, type for improving new station plaza, type for extending the existing urban infrastructure, 3) planning technique of land readjustment by central area revitalization is progressive in the case of station plaza redevelopment.
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页码：671 / 676
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