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SAPONI – Spaces and Projects of National Importance
  • Editors: Bernd Scholl

  • SAPONI – Spaces and Projects of National Importance

Spatial Planning, Natural Monuments

Spaces and Projects of National Importance (SAPONI) are not only important for the respective spatial areas, they are also in the interest of the entire nation, and sometimes of European interest as well. Over a three years period a series of different symposia with high-level spatial planners from all over Europe had been focusing on these strategic spaces and projects. The book sums up the findings of these issues which can have "far-reaching consequences and chances that could be used – or they could be lost" like the leader of the workshop-series, Prof. Bernd Scholl, points out.

Target audience: spatial and urban planners, politicians and institutions

Also attend to the Publications of the Institute for Spatial and Landscape Planning (IRL).

  • Edition: 1., 2012
  • pages: 128 pages
  • Illustrations: zahlreiche Abbildungen, durchgehend farbig
  • Size in cm: 21.0 x 26.5
  • Binding Type: PDF
  • ISBN: 978-3-7281-3461-5
  • DOI: 10.3218/3461-5
  • Language: Englisch
  • Delivery Status: print edition out of print, als eBook erhältlich

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