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Yellowfields - Possible Sustainable Model for Land Readjustment within Residential Areas

In today’s professional practice we are aware of several planning methodologies that could lead towards the good planning results: conservation, preservation, replacement, … but each one demands a good concept. Once, the concept will follow the demand of urban historians, the other time the replacement would be demanded by modernist. Anyway, both cases have the same problem - property. Because of the PROPERTY issues, the methodology might be only good for few lots. Pronouncing an area “a mixed usage area” does not solve a problem as there are no planning tools for that. We need some kind of a planning model that will help in land readjustment that would take into account not only private, but also public interest. Could a Yellowfield Model be the answer for that? It unites homeowners, local governments and developers as owners of a new property management company. The case study we are presenting (Astoria, Queens, NY) will examine both the physical and economic transformation of a neighborhood through urban and architectural reconfiguration providing an overview of the economic projection of the possible income for the homeowners, developer and city government involved.

sustainable models, changes, residential areas

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