Love and efforts behind：Values of introducing eco-system managementinto self-funder redevelopment zone

• Main Authors: Chiu,Ding-Shiue, 邱鼎軒
• Other Authors: 陳仁龍
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2016
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/7k84v6

碩士 === 嶺東科技大學 === 高階主管企管碩士在職專班 === 104 === Urban land redevelopment can be divided into two types - government-fund and self-fund; both need to follow regulator’s principles of urban plan to work out the details of the projects. The only difference is that self-fund redevelopment has more flexibilities in planning, that is to say, the original land owner’s opinion could be heard when planning. The author is honored to take part in the project of Unit 12 self-funded urban land redevelopment in Taichung, while planning and implementing, profit was no more the ultimate goal but introducing the concept of environmental ecology into urban land redevelopment. To build a eco-friendly city is the core value of the whole design. It could be seen from the design that the environment and conservation are considered as well as the original landscape and cultural assets are well preserved, which we believe will bring the community a whole new life with value and opportunities - it is an “all-win” situation among the government, the landlords, and the developers. This research is to take Unit 12 self-funded urban land redevelopment in Taichung as the study case, discussing the meanings and value of introducing the concept of environmental ecology into self-funded redevelopment projects. The study employs documentary analysis, field research and expert interviews to collect information and design the questionnaire. It takes two months to collect data by using convenience sampling method, 300 questionnaires are distributed to people in the redevelopment zone between January 3, 2016 and February 29, 2016, 277 responses are collected but 8 are incomplete so classified as invalid; through a total of 269 valid questionnaires accompanied by analysis and grounded theory practice, the following conclusions have come out: I. Introducing the concept of environment ecology into self-funded urban redevelopment is a great innovation with rich content and of epoch making significance. II. If well planned, the time and efforts put into conserving the environment do not interfere the timeline and purpose of the redevelopment project. III. The strong emotional bond to the land is the main reason why the original residents still choose to settle down in the area after redevelopment and that also means redeveloper’s good will is being recognized. IV. Proactive involvement in eco-balance of a redevelopment project will highly increase the value of the land and further result in pushing up the price. V. A team who plans redevelopment from and ecological perspective and concerns about the environment is reliable and worth recommended.