717
Shrinking Cities: Implications for Housing and the Built Environment

Wednesday, July 16, 2014: 3:30 PM-5:20 PM
Room: 422
RC43 Housing and Built Environment (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:
Janet SMITH, University of Illinois, USA
Discussant:
Andrew GREENLEE, Univ Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA
717.1
Housing and Built Environment in Shrinking Cities: The Role of Housing Vacancies (Oral Presentation)
Dieter RINK, Helmholtz Cntr Environmental Research, Germany; Chris COUCH, John Moores University Liverpool, United Kingdom

717.2
The Socio-Spatial Polarization of Large Housing Estates in East German Shrinking Cities: A Governance Perspective (Oral Presentation)
Ulrike MILSTREY, Regional Develop & Structural Planning, Germany; Ulrike MILSTREY, Leibniz-Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning, Germany

717.3
Sélectionner, Attirer, Sacrifier : La Gestion Du Logement Et De L'espace Urbain à Detroit (Etats-Unis) Et Saint-Etienne (France) (Oral Presentation)
Henri BRICHE, University of Saint Etienne, France

717.4
A case study of Wuhan City about research on improvement strategies of the state-owned mining shantytowns under the guidance of ecological civilization construction (Oral Presentation)
Jie QIAO, Architecture and Ubran Planning School, China

717.5
Housing Market and the Activities of Land Banks in Socioeconomically Distressed Neighborhoods in Cleveland, Ohio, the United States (Oral Presentation)
Yasuyuki FUJII, The University of Tokyo, Japan

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