How Does Novelty Enter Spatial Planning

Since its emergence in the second half of the 19th century, spatial planning has been assigned the task of shaping and structuring spaces (typically defined along the lines of administrative units) and regulating spatial development in the various dimensions of space as a natural, built, infrastructural, economic, and social environment. The ways in which this task has been approached, how and which goals have been set, and what procedures have been applied to pursue them has also always been subject to reorientation and change. This chapter addresses such instances of reorientation in spatial planning that are not perceived as simply improving upon and refining established routines but as representing fundamental changes that break with these routines.

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