Inclusive planning Stockholm

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STOCKHOLM,SWEDEN:
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• A capital and largest city of Sweden.
• The city is built upon numerous islands which are
located at the junction of Lake Malar (Mälaren) and Salt
Bay (Saltsjön), an arm of the Baltic Sea, opposite the
Gulf of Finland.
• Stockholm is regarded as one of the most beautiful
capital cities in the world with the area of 188 sq km
and around 15 lakh population.
INTRODUCTION:

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CITYPLAN, 4th Oct 1999
• City plan is a comprehensive plan for land, water uses
and development which aims to achieve sustainable
development by ‘Building city inwards.’
• An overall green structure is defined in the plan along
the guidelines of green qualities.
• The green map and city plan are the parallel projects.

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• A broad discussion among citizens, organizations, local authorities, companies was part of it.
• Aim:
• Reuse already developed land.
• Redeveloped semi central areas (transfer older industrial areas into new urban areas of mixed uses)
• Concentrate new development to areas with good access to public transport.
CITYPLAN, 4th Oct 1999

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THE GREEN MAP
OBJECTIVES:
• To create a green structure that serves all its
purposes i.e. social, culture, ecological and
technical functions that work well as a whole.
• To give the green structure the same standing as
the building and traffic structure, together they
form a good urban environment.
• To give an overall and simple picture of
ecological, cultural and social qualities in the city
where these qualities are lacking.

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NEIGHBOURHOOD DOMINATED BYGREENERY

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SOCIAL& CULTURALQUALITIES
VALUATIONAND CLASSIFICATIONOF OPEN SPACES
Open areas with major
social and cultural
qualities
Remains undeveloped and
preserved for improved
recreation.
Protected under the
Environmental Code and the
planning and building act.
Areas with good access
to valuable open spaces
Preserved, protected and
developed on a scale of both
reasonable and characteristic for
that particular city.
Qualities must be protected by
applying the provisions under
the Planning and building act.
Areas with limited
access to valuable open
spaces.
Area improvised for recreation
when planning, to create a multi
functional structure of green
areas and open spaces that is
well suited for the purpose.
Only one fourth of the area is
classified as valuable open
space.

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CITYDEVELOPMENT
ASASUSTAINABLE COMPACT CITY
Strategy
• Buy land for development
and preserve areas for
recreation purposes
Designed as a
neighbourhood unit
• Social and commercial core
areas. High density housing
close to the stations
Transport system
• Efficient public network
based on metro lines and
community trains.

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ISSUES FOR 21ST CENTURY
“BUILDTHE CITYINWARDS”
ISSUES
Increasing the
car traffic
Developing
economy in
growing IT and
media industry
No unused
land left to
develop
Strong demand
for new
housing
Increasing
ethnic and
social
segregation
Growing
awareness of
environmental
issues.

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INCREASE CAR TRAFFIC
PROBLEM
Vehicles driven in to and out
of the inner city
INTENDED TO
Improve traffic flow and
contribute to improvements in
urban environment.
SOLUTION
Increase the proportion of
pedestrians, cyclists.

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OLD INDUSTRIALAREA
BEFORE AFTER

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GROWING AWARENESS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
BIODIESEL
Renewable fuel for diesel
engine
BIOGAS
Produced naturally when
organic waste ferments, no
health hazardous emissions,
less noisy
• From toilets to tank: Since 1996, Stockholm uses biogas from sewage for transport. In 2005, the second plant
opened which feeds a bus depot and a commercial fueling station with biogas through the pipeline. Further,
study focuses on how to collect restaurant and household waste and thus increasing the amount of biogas.

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DEVELOPING KISTASCIENCE CITY
• An important IT clusters
• The ideas of landscape park is planned to promote
social connection between northwestern parts and
poorer suburban area south of Stockholm. The
aim is to provide ecological and cultural parks
with meeting spaces.

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DEVELOPING KISTASCIENCE CITY
KISKA SCIENCE TOWER KISKA TOWER DEVELOPMENT

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THANKYOU!!
Presentedby: SimranAggarwal
MURP-II (2020-2022)
Pt.Lakhmi ChandStateUniversityofPerforming
andVisualArts,Rohtak