Hanoi 2030
22 July 2009 - 7:00am
A consortium of consultants has released an ambitious urban development plan for Hanoi City in Vietnam, including an extensive green corridor.
"The proposal aims at development that embodies four ‘pillars of sustainability’ – economic, environmental, social and cultural, and emphasizes preservation of a ‘green corridor’ in the rich rice growing areas of the former Ha Tay Province. (Ha Tay, to the west of the city center, was annexed to Hanoi a year ago.)"
"PPJ [the consultants] suggested two options, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Integral to both is the concept of a ‘green corridor’ that will cover 60 percent of the area of the new capital city, leaving 40 percent for intensive development."
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VietNamNet Bridge, July 17, 2009
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There are limits to the amount of pollution the environment can absorb without reducing ecosystem services and impairing both human health and the sustainability of our economy.
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Monumental axis
We would like to hear international opinions about the proposed monumental axis, cutting through green belt, connecting downtown Hanoi with satellite urban centers.
http://hanoi.org.vn/planning/archives/category/press
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Dr. Ngo-Viet Nam-Son International planning & architecture consultant (North America & Asia)