| Abstrakt: |
The organization of urban space is a product of its functional dynamics, subjected to a conversion and regeneration process. It is determined by the action of a vector complex, defined by all types of agents and actions that influence a territory, within a certain period of time. The urban built up areas are under the pressure of residential use, which rapidly changes the relationship between the existing, green spaces and the built up ones. The presented case studies, located in the North - East Development Region of Romania compares, the binomial of green and built space in the urbanism policy of two municipalities with a great real estate and economic dynamism: Suceava, which complies with the European norms of occupied areas with green spaces (28% in 2018, according the data of the Statistic National Institute) and Iasi who aspire to this indicator of quality of urban life (18% in the same year, compared to 26 sqm / inhabitant as is the standard of the European Union). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
