Valuing ‘Green Infrastructure’ in Jeddah: A City lost in ‘Grey’ Infrastructure
In the planning of the urban green infrastructure it is important how the decision makers and residents value their living environment. While the coverage of Green Infrastructure in the case of Jeddah appears negligible, the paper attempts to find out its causal factor. We primarily consider (1) wh...
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doaj-bf2c9d3b16c64e0ab64270e37bafdd992021-07-02T11:01:11ZengVilnius Gediminas Technical UniversityJournal of Architecture and Urbanism2029-79552029-79472015-12-0139410.3846/20297955.2015.1113901Valuing ‘Green Infrastructure’ in Jeddah: A City lost in ‘Grey’ InfrastructureMohammed Aljoufie0Alok Tiwari1Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Environmental Designs, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaDepartment of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Environmental Designs, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia In the planning of the urban green infrastructure it is important how the decision makers and residents value their living environment. While the coverage of Green Infrastructure in the case of Jeddah appears negligible, the paper attempts to find out its causal factor. We primarily consider (1) what are the challenges of resident's well-being in Jeddah which Green Infrastructure can solve. (2) What are the constraints; obstructing the sustainable expansion and development of green infrastructure in Jeddah and (3) what are the policy interventions required as well as crucial issues to be considered while planning of green infrastructure in Jeddah. Primary data through satellite imagery and secondary data from extensive literature search incorporating internal and external linkages on the problems; could generate further discussion on the way by which green infrastructure planning could be successfully loomed. https://journals.vgtu.lt/index.php/JAU/article/view/2916green recreational spacessustainabilitycityurbanizationdynamics |
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Valuing ‘Green Infrastructure’ in Jeddah: A City lost in ‘Grey’ Infrastructure |
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Valuing ‘Green Infrastructure’ in Jeddah: A City lost in ‘Grey’ Infrastructure |
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Vilnius Gediminas Technical University |
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Journal of Architecture and Urbanism |
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2029-7955 2029-7947 |
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In the planning of the urban green infrastructure it is important how the decision makers and residents value their living environment. While the coverage of Green Infrastructure in the case of Jeddah appears negligible, the paper attempts to find out its causal factor. We primarily consider (1) what are the challenges of resident's well-being in Jeddah which Green Infrastructure can solve. (2) What are the constraints; obstructing the sustainable expansion and development of green infrastructure in Jeddah and (3) what are the policy interventions required as well as crucial issues to be considered while planning of green infrastructure in Jeddah. Primary data through satellite imagery and secondary data from extensive literature search incorporating internal and external linkages on the problems; could generate further discussion on the way by which green infrastructure planning could be successfully loomed.
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