英文摘要 |
The continued demand for buildings reconstruction in Taiwan has provided a rare opportunity to embed climate change oriented planning and design measures in the“street open space”. Nonetheless, past literature has provided limited knowledge of climate change tools at the street level, specifically the operational urban planning or design measures from multiple mitigation and adaptation aspects. This study analyzes the synergies and co-benefits of climate change related spatial planning and design tools in street open space. The research cases adopted for this empirical study are primary streets in Taipei. The research methods include paired sample t-test and qualitative analysis. The research results indicate that rebuilding the street open space improves the climate change-oriented physical environment output, namely the width of street open space, nature-based solution-led green infrastructure and green transportation; climate change mitigation and adaption benefits, and non-climate change related co-benefits. Policy implications include initiating citywide planning on the width of street open space along streets, coupled with Nature-based Solutions concepts, to foster synergies and co-benefits, and improving the completeness and continuity of shaded sidewalk space. |