Review of Literature on Contemporary Planning and Geography Concepts: Unique or Repackaged
Journal of Geography, Environment and Earth Science International · pp. 17–44 · Published 31 Aug 2023
10.9734/jgeesi/2023/v27i10714Abstract
A fundamental goal of spatial planning is to plan for and create places for people to live work and play in. Creating functional and aesthetic places for a diverse public is central to most built environment professionals. While planning principles have evolved over time to address the changing needs of our society, they are not necessarily new. Yet the planning profession finds the need to continuously brand and rebrand the concept of planning. This paper looks at contemporary concepts to explore whether they are unique or a repackaging of fundamentally basic, principles of creating safe, comfortable and attractive places.
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