Post-industrial areas, despite often showing immense damage and high soil contamination,
equally often stand out via many positive assets, displaying immense potential. Post …

Urban densification is increasingly accepted as a necessity and is important for no-net land
take. Densification occurs in many places, especially fast-growing cities with a combination …

Densification is being promoted in urban areas globally because of its many economic,
environmental, and social benefits. The concept itself remains ambiguous, however, which …

In many urban areas, governments are struggling to curb urban sprawl while simultaneously
trying to keep up with growing pressures on the housing market. As a result, housing …

To achieve the German government's 30-hectare land take per day target, infilling is
considered a key planning guideline. However, there are hardly any valid empirical results …

This paper considers the agency and influence of planning processes and densification
policies on urban landscapes in London. Urban transformation through residential …

The incremental housing development is rarely discussed in the context of the North. While
perceived as a niche modality, its analysis provides a valid opportunity to question the …

The relationship between urban density and social conditions in urban areas has received
increasing attention in recent research. However, there is a lack of understanding of the …

With the population of Sydney expected to reach 7 million+ in the next 20 years, current
strategic planning policy is firmly growth oriented in its aims, and growth dependent in its …

Densification has become a general battlecry of “post-suburban policies”. Yet the reality of
densification processes does not necessarily correspond to the objectives of those policies …