TY  - THES
TI  - Planning for Healthy Urban Environments
N2  - Around the world the number of people living in cities is growing. There is a growing interest into how the built environment and the design of public spaces affects people?s physical and mental health. The two fields of urban planning and public health are more coming together and researchers try to bridge the gap between the fields. An integrated planning approach is needed to contribute to health-promoting spatial planning. However this integration is in an early stage and needs better understanding. This research contributes to this by looking how ambitions for a healthy city can be translated into spatial interventions in the neighbourhood. Selwerd and De Indische Buurt/De Hoogte served as case studies: these neighbourhoods will be regenerated within the upcoming years. Next to a document analysis 13 in-depth interviews were held with stakeholders and experts to get insights into this integration process.
UR  - https://frw.studenttheses.ub.rug.nl/1478/
A1  - Vries, A.D. de
Y1  - 2018///
AV  - public
M1  - master
ID  - theses_frw1478
ER  -