Leveraging Land to Enable Urban Transformation¶
Lozano-Gracia, N., Young, C., Lall, S. V., & Vishwanath, T. (2013). Leveraging Land to Enable Urban Transformation: Lessons from Global Experience.
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- Coarsening
- Biology: lipid-droplet coarsening, capillary-network maturation, and ecological-patch coarsening as edge-to-area ratio shapes patch persistence. Urban form: small land parcels aggregate into larger ones as per-parcel fixed costs (surveying, separate utilities, separate permits) fall on a per-area basis when parcels grow; neighbourhoods coalesce into districts.
This sourceTreats land assembly / parcel amalgamation: fragmented small parcels with high per-parcel fixed costs (separate title, survey, utilities) consolidate into larger parcels whose fixed costs fall on a per-area basis.
- Biology: lipid-droplet coarsening, capillary-network maturation, and ecological-patch coarsening as edge-to-area ratio shapes patch persistence. Urban form: small land parcels aggregate into larger ones as per-parcel fixed costs (surveying, separate utilities, separate permits) fall on a per-area basis when parcels grow; neighbourhoods coalesce into districts.
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