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Critique of the Kartal-Pendik Project

Critique of the Kartal-Pendik Project

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General ArchitectureGeneral Science

ISBN10: 3656014388
ISBN13: 9783656014386
Publisher: Grin Verlag
Published: Sep 27 2011
Pages: 22
Weight: 0.09
Height: 0.05 Width: 5.83 Depth: 8.27
Language: English
Essay from the year 2011 in the subject Urban and Regional Planning, London School of Economics, language: English, abstract: Kartal and Pendik are two districts of Istanbul located in the south coast of the Anatolian side. Together they host the Urban Regeneration Project for Kartal sub-centre & Kartal-Pendik waterfront area. In order to understand the project s development priorities, it is relevant to position it in the wider national and city context. [...]Kartal-Pendik‟s story has many predecessors in Istanbul and in the world. It is an old story that tells us that quality of life can be achieved primarily with economic growth. It is part of the neoliberal s thought. [...]The challenge in city-making is to find forms of governance able to use the generative economic aspect of the city, in a more equal way for all the citizens (Soja and Kanai, 2007), (Harvey, 2008). It is not easy to create a truly sustainable city, but certain condition must be met: transparent governance, decent legal work, innovative infrastructures to conserve the environment, intelligent land use with integrated community development and social cohesion along with cultural diversity (Perlman & O Meera, 2007: 185). What strategies can Istanbul adopt to eliminate the obstacles present in the KPDB to reach a truly sustainable development?

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