Making Belgrade a greener city - master planning of the past vs environmentaly, socialy and economically sustainable future

• Autorzy: Milošević P.
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

We are now still looking for a strategy that could lead to solution to the contemporary problems. Guidelines for the strategy are to be marked mostly with 4 “e”: economy, environment, education and ecology. They should be asking for realization of all sorts of sustainable eco-development. This approach includes cultural and natural resources protection, healthy and stable (economically and socially balanced) affirmation of the environment, which undeniably includes nature and green bodies within our city boundaries. Researches made so far, presented in the numerous studies, explorations and plans, in as much as master planning ever since it began in modern Belgrade of 19th century, provide quality material for creation of a necessary database, as one of the steps suggested in methodological approach for realization. Belgrade, by its natural characteristics, richness of culture and historical heritage and international significance offers ideal possibilities for sustainable and ecologically intense projects. It could have become a green or at least much greener city already, few times in its past, and it still can reach the same goal in the near future.

PL

Nadal szukamy strategii, która mogłaby prowadzić do rozwiązania współczesnych problemów. Elementy strategii określane są jako 4 "e”: gospodarka, środowisko, edukacja i ekologia. W tych dziedzinach dąży się do realizacji wszelkiego rodzaju zrównoważonego eko-rozwoju. To podejście zawiera rozwój kulturalny, ochronę surowców naturalnych, ochronę zdrowa i stałą (ekonomicznie i społecznie potwierdzoną) afirmację środowiska naturalnego w granicach miasta. Szereg badań podejmowano już w nowoczesnym Belgradzie od 19 wieku odkąd to dostarczano jakościowego materiału, tworząc bazę koniecznych danych a jednym z kroków było metodologiczne podejście do przyszłych realizacji. Belgrad, przez jego naturalne cechy, bogactwo kultury i historycznego dziedzictwa oraz międzynarodowe znaczenie oferuje idealne możliwości dla zrównoważonych i ekologicznie intensywnych projektów. Jak już projektowano w przeszłości miasto mogłoby stać się zielonym a przynajmniej w dużym stopniu zasłużyć na miano zielonego miasta i osiągnąć ten cel w bliskiej przyszłości.

Słowa kluczowe

EN

sustainable future; natural resources; design; planning; accelerated and more valuable development

PL

zrównoważona przyszłość; zasoby naturalne; projekt; planowanie

• Wydawca: Silesian University of Technology
• Czasopismo: Architecture Civil Engineering Environment
• Rocznik: 2015
• Tom: Vol. 8, no. 3
• Strony: 29--42
• Opis fizyczny: Bibliogr. 39 poz., rys.

Twórcy

autor

Milošević P.

• Faculty of Building Management, Department of Architecture, Union – Nikola Tesla University, Belgrade, Serbia

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