land policy, urban growth, unsustainable and inefficient urban development
Tóm tắt
This study outlines the history of development and its impact on current conditions and the physical structure of the city. It argues that the rapid growth of the city and decisions with regard to the land market taken in the transition period have led to largely unplanned, unsustainable, and inefficient urban development. To solve this undesired situation, the paper makes a proposal to introduce Transit-Oriented Developments (TOD) a new way for urban development in Ho Chi Minh City. Long-time experiences with this model both in other Asian and European countries may serve as examples of ‘good practices’ for the city.
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