2016
DOI: 10.31298/sl.140.9-10.6
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Quality and utilization potential of urban parks

Abstract: Gradski parkovi kao otvoreni prostori i dijelovi sustava zelenih površina urbanih sredina važan su element cjelokupne strukture grada. Načini njihovog korištenja uvjetovani su razvojem životnog standarda, načinom života i različitim potrebama urbane populacije. Prema konceptu projektiranja parkova koji je primjenjivan do kraja 20. Stoljeća, parkovi su oblikovani tako da omogućavaju aktivno i pasivno korištenje kroz različite oblike rekreacije (šetnja, sjedenje, trčanje, igra djece i druge aktivnosti), no oni u… Show more

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“…Urban forests also possess high educational values by representing nature and natural processes in cities and towns. Urban parks, green corridors, greenways, and open green spaces are also of strategic importance for the quality of life of our increasingly urbanized society (Chiesura, 2004;Galečić et al, 2016); there is general agreement that they are essential for liveable and sustainable cities and towns (Konijnendijk et al, 2013). Planners and managers have, however, underestimated the potential benefits that UGI can provide and have not grasped the culturally-dependent roles, processes and means needed to provide those benefits, particularly the linkages between benefits and characteristics of UGI and its management (Dwyer et al, 1992;Gudurić et al, 2011).…”
Section: Urban Green Infrastructure Its Values and Usesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Urban forests also possess high educational values by representing nature and natural processes in cities and towns. Urban parks, green corridors, greenways, and open green spaces are also of strategic importance for the quality of life of our increasingly urbanized society (Chiesura, 2004;Galečić et al, 2016); there is general agreement that they are essential for liveable and sustainable cities and towns (Konijnendijk et al, 2013). Planners and managers have, however, underestimated the potential benefits that UGI can provide and have not grasped the culturally-dependent roles, processes and means needed to provide those benefits, particularly the linkages between benefits and characteristics of UGI and its management (Dwyer et al, 1992;Gudurić et al, 2011).…”
Section: Urban Green Infrastructure Its Values and Usesmentioning
confidence: 99%