Development Consultation: the Flexibility Approach Deal with the Complexity of Urban Development

Wei Dong; Yu Dong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.368-373.1911

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Development Consultation: the Flexibility Approach Deal with the Complexity of Urban Development

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In process of urban development, the various participants carry out development activities with their own goals, often caused urban development faced with complex and difficult situation. The public sector and private developers couldn’t accurately recognize the urban development process associated with a variety of challenges and technical requirements. This paper analyzed market factors, participants and their purposes, pointing out that the multi-sectoral development consultation is an effective way to clarify the flexibility of urban development, and achieve the optimal allocation of urban resources. Through the cooperation of public and private, the challenges of urban development should have a broader imagination to find a solution.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 368-373)

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Wei Dong, Yu Dong

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Complexity, Development Consultation, Urban Development

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