In 1978, the City of Paris decided to totally redefine most of its actions in the field of urban development, breaking away from the urban planning of the 60’s and advocating a return to...
... volumes better adapted to the existing environment, greater respect for the existing urban fabric, preserving and improving certain aspects of the existing habitat, maintaining traditional craft and industrial activities and developing gardens and public spaces.
This edition provides an assessment of this new urban renovation policy 4 years after it was put into place, and presents 17 public development operations (ZAC) that have all been influenced to a greater or lesser degree by the changes in approach to urban development.
Table of Contents:
New approaches of the urban renovation policy
- The progress of operations both revised and underway
- Review of decisions
- New urban planning choices
- Implications for the operations programme
- Financial repercussions
- Procedures and schedule
- Future perspectives
- Recovering new land holdings
- The launch of a new form of initiative
- The funding problem
Review and relaunch of concerted development zones (ZAC)
Jemmapes - Grange-aux-Belles - Rébeval - Baudricourt - Lahire - Gare de Charonne - Gare de Vaugirard - Saussure - Champerret - Guilleminot-Vercingétorix - Amandiers - Saint-Blaise - Belleville - Citroën-Cévennes - Saint-Charles - Gros-Boulainvilliers - Lyon-Bercy Chalon
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