Author: Min-jang Tung
AIT Library Call Number: AIT RSPR no. HS-92-11
Year: 1992
Academic Program: Human Settlement (HS)
Type: Research Studies Project Report (M.B.A.) – Asian Institute of Technology, 1992
Examination Committee: R.W. Archer (Chairperson); Yap Kioe Sheng, Hans Detlef Kammeier (Examination Committee Members)
Abstract: Most of the land in the citie s of Taiwan is privately owned, privately deve lope d and privately u sed . If left without governme nt guidance, the externa l effects of private deve lopment projec ts cause ineffic iency and conflict in the pattern of urban land u se that e me rges from development under the land market . Regulatory land u se planning has been adopted by most gove rnme nts to achie ve a planned pattern of urban land use . But owing to its limitations, the u s ual urban pl anning system cannot e ns ure orderly development and an adequate supply of urban land for private demand and public and need. Ta jpei County adopted the r egulatory land u se planning system during the e nd of 1960s a nd late r c ompleme nte d it with some land readjustment(LR) projects, Thi s improve d the urban development of the county but in r ecent years, owing to the rapid economi c growth, the private urba n land developme nt cannot mee t the market d e mand . The aim of this study is to outline , review and evaluate t his urban development experi e nce, mainl y b y a case s tudy of the Luc hou Di s trict. The s tudy compares the usual urban land development process with land deve lopment through LR projects. It then r ecommends on ways to improve the urba n l a nd development policies of Ta ipei County.
Scholarship Donor(s): HSD Division Fund, AIT
Note: A r esearch study s ubmitte d in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, School of Engineering and Technology
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