Built Environment (journal)

Academic journal

Built EnvironmentDiscipline| Urban planning

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Language| English
Publication details

Former name(s)

Official Architecture and Planning; Built Environment Quarterly

Publisher|

Alexandrine Press (UK)

Frequency| Quarterly
Standard abbreviations
ISO 4 (alt) * Bluebook (alt)
NLM (alt) * MathSciNet (alt )
ISO 4| Built Environ.
Indexing
CODEN (alt * alt2) * JSTOR (alt) * LCCN (alt)
MIAR * NLM (alt) * Scopus
ISSN| 0263-7960

Links

* Journal homepage

Built Environment is a peer-reviewed academic journal focused on urban planning and related fields. It began in 1956 as Official Architecture and Planning and was renamed Built Environment in 1972. Between 1975 and 1978 it was known as Built Environment Quarterly.[1] Topics discussed in the journal include: "architecture, conservation, economic development, environmental planning, health, housing, regeneration, social issues, spatial planning, sustainability, urban design, and transport." As of 2020, David Banister, Stephen Marshall, and Lucy Natarajan serve as editors.[2] The commercial Alexandrine Press in the UK publishes the journal.[3] Issues appear four times per year.

## See also

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* List of planning journals

## References

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1. ^ Official Architecture and Planning, Jstor.org, retrieved 13 December 2020
2. ^ "About Built Environment", Alexandrinepress.co.uk, retrieved 13 December 2020
3. ^ "Built Environment", Sherpa Romeo, retrieved 13 December 2020

## External links

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* Index
* Outline

General|

* Urban area
* City
* Metropolitan area
* Suburb
* Land use
* Planning
* Planning and zoning commission
* Growth management
* World Urbanism Day
* Labor market area

Major
branches|

| General|

* Land-use planning
* Comprehensive planning (US)
* History of urban planning
* Spatial planning (Eur)
* Redevelopment
* Urban design
* Urban green space
* Urbanism

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Rural|

* Conservation development
* Preservation development
* Rural housing
* Village design statement (UK)

Regional planning|

* Regional Planning Association of America

Environmental planning|

* Environmental design
* Environmental impact assessment
* Recreation resource planning
* Sustainable development

Transportation planning|

* Transportation forecasting
* Trip distribution
* Rational planning model
* Transit-oriented development
* Professional transportation planner
* Urban freight distribution

Economic development|

* Community economic development

Concepts/
theories|

| Movements|

* Athens Charter
* Car-free movement
* City Beautiful movement
* Dark-sky movement
* Garden city movement
* Indigenous planning
* NIMBY
* New Urbanism
* Settlement movement
* Smart growth
* Structuralism
* Transition towns
* YIMBY

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Theories|

* Collaborative planning
* Context theory
* Ekistics
* Intelligent urbanism
* Livable streets
* Market urbanism
* Radical planning
* Urban renewal

Cities by type|

* Company town / Monotown
* Commuter town
* Ghost town
* Global city
* Mining community
* Pit village
* Man camp
* Logging camp
* Model village
* Planned community (New town)
* Intentional community
* Arcology
* Urban village
* Boomtown

Concepts|

* Affordable housing
* Cityscape
* Cluster development
* Complete Communities
* Conservation community
* Creative city
* Eminent domain (US)
* Filtering (housing)
* Gentrification / Brusselization
* Infill
* Healthy cities / Healthy community design
* LEED-ND
* Leapfrog development
* Mixed-use development
* Model cities
* Permeability
* Placemaking
* Planning gain
* Planning Permission
* Rural flight
* Temporary use
* Third place
* Tract housing
* Transferable development rights
* Urban decay
* Urban growth boundary
* Urban sprawl / Peri-urbanisation
* Urban vitality
* Urbanization
* Verticalization / High-rise urbanism
* Zoning

People|

| Theorists/
practitioners|

* Andrés Duany
* Clarence Perry
* Clarence Stein
* Colin Buchanan
* Daniel Burnham
* Donald Appleyard
* Ebenezer Howard
* Edmund Bacon
* Guy Benveniste
* Ian McHarg
* James Rouse
* Konstantinos Doxiadis
* Kevin A. Lynch
* Le Corbusier
* Loretta Lees
* Peter Calthorpe
* Patrick Geddes
* Raymond Unwin
* Thomas Adams
* List of urban theorists
* List of urban planners

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Critics|

* Elizabeth Farrelly
* Jane Jacobs
* James Howard Kunstler
* Lewis Mumford
* Randal O'Toole

Training|

* Planning education
* Planning Accreditation Board
* Real estate education
* Professional organizations

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Other|

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disciplines|

* Architecture
* Civil engineering
* Development economics
* Urban ecology
* Urban economics
* Geography
* Land development
* Landscape architecture
* Marine spatial planning
* Public health
* Public policy
* Real estate development
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