英文摘要 |
Integrating strategies of mitigation and adaptation into urban planning, particularly expanding from planning for individual parks to "street-level" open spaces, is essential for responding to climate change impacts. However, both domestic and foreign literature show limited research and practices. The aim of this study is to analyze spatial planning tools for mitigation and adaptation and how they generate "co-benefits". The primary research method is literature review. The current needs for building reconstruction and urban renewal may provide the opportunity of reshaping urban space in Taiwan. The research results indicate that street-level open spaces comprising of building setbacks, pedestrian spaces and roadside parking spaces released by building reconstruction are essential to cross-sector policies between planning and transportation departments. Relevant planning tools include proposing customized policies to create sufficient street-level open spaces with corresponding setbacks and coverage ratio regulations; replacing "grey-based" planning with "green-based" planning, employing mid-building setbacks regulations, and promoting multi-functional and sustainable roofs. |