About this Blog

360 ° Livable Urbanism is featuring articles with subjective approaches and theories on how to actively contribute as urban planners in today’s modern society with different thematic inputs to sustain and innovate the way we as highly diverse planners facilitate the process of planning towards sustainable cities in balance with the current policy framework, sectors, interest and other relevant aspects.

Authored by:

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  Mikkel Sølbeck Frederiksberg, DK

Recent Entries

• The effects of Peripheralization - the relation between core and periphery
  Oct 12 '17
• Phenomena in peripheral and rural areas- Differences between rural and urban regions
  Aug 5 '17
• An ongoing iterative adaptation in the theoretical and practical perspective of planning
  Jun 23 '17
• The rational and strategic thinking of the interdisciplinarity in urban planning
  May 15 '17
• Reaching long last durable developments by a complementary balance between rational and pragmatic solutions
  May 9 '17
• The peripheralization on the edge of Denmark: Place-based development in a local context
  May 3 '17
• Planning for knowledge‐based urban development: From a national and global perspective
  Apr 12 '17
• The role of the urban planner in the modern society as an active implementer bridging facilitation and consensus building
  Apr 8 '17