Negotiating Dynamic Variables in Urban Regeneration process; Case Study of the Degraded Kranj Railway Station Area

Negotiations between the public and private sectors in the urban regeneration process can help achieve public interest objectives. Two conventional urban indicators, the floor area ratio [FAR] and the site coverage ratio [SCR], are used as steering instruments to examine the success of the city’s en...

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Main Author: Lucija Ažman Momirski
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb 2018-01-01
Series:Prostor
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Online Access:https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/297160
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spelling doaj-552fe3c9bda746669bb388e4313a3cc12021-06-18T08:41:58ZengFaculty of Architecture, University of ZagrebProstor1330-06521333-91172018-01-01261 (55)156169Negotiating Dynamic Variables in Urban Regeneration process; Case Study of the Degraded Kranj Railway Station AreaLucija Ažman Momirski0University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Architecture, Ljubljana, SloveniaNegotiations between the public and private sectors in the urban regeneration process can help achieve public interest objectives. Two conventional urban indicators, the floor area ratio [FAR] and the site coverage ratio [SCR], are used as steering instruments to examine the success of the city’s entrance into dynamic negotiations with private owners. A comparison of the starting development vision and final result at the conclusion of the negotiations shows that the negotiation process has yielded significant benefits for all parties involved.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/297160degraded urban areadynamic variablesKranj, Slovenianegotiationurban regenerationurban vision
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author Lucija Ažman Momirski
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Negotiating Dynamic Variables in Urban Regeneration process; Case Study of the Degraded Kranj Railway Station Area
Prostor
degraded urban area
dynamic variables
Kranj, Slovenia
negotiation
urban regeneration
urban vision
author_facet Lucija Ažman Momirski
author_sort Lucija Ažman Momirski
title Negotiating Dynamic Variables in Urban Regeneration process; Case Study of the Degraded Kranj Railway Station Area
title_short Negotiating Dynamic Variables in Urban Regeneration process; Case Study of the Degraded Kranj Railway Station Area
title_full Negotiating Dynamic Variables in Urban Regeneration process; Case Study of the Degraded Kranj Railway Station Area
title_fullStr Negotiating Dynamic Variables in Urban Regeneration process; Case Study of the Degraded Kranj Railway Station Area
title_full_unstemmed Negotiating Dynamic Variables in Urban Regeneration process; Case Study of the Degraded Kranj Railway Station Area
title_sort negotiating dynamic variables in urban regeneration process; case study of the degraded kranj railway station area
publisher Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb
series Prostor
issn 1330-0652
1333-9117
publishDate 2018-01-01
description Negotiations between the public and private sectors in the urban regeneration process can help achieve public interest objectives. Two conventional urban indicators, the floor area ratio [FAR] and the site coverage ratio [SCR], are used as steering instruments to examine the success of the city’s entrance into dynamic negotiations with private owners. A comparison of the starting development vision and final result at the conclusion of the negotiations shows that the negotiation process has yielded significant benefits for all parties involved.
topic degraded urban area
dynamic variables
Kranj, Slovenia
negotiation
urban regeneration
urban vision
url https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/297160
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