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4(45) 2018

Article	THE PHENOMENON OF URBAN FRINGE BELTS (CASE STUDIES IN OVERSEAS COUNTRIES)
Authors	E. Logunova, Siberian Federal University, Krasnoyarsk, Russia
Abstract	The concept of urban fringe belts was formulated in studies of the city's structure development in the first third of the twentieth century. According to this concept, the peripheral territories of the past periods of a city's development are included to modern city structure and retain their former spatial and functional characteristics. It presents an issue for further urban development of cities. The analysis of structure of fringe belts in various cities of the world confirms the general laws of their formation, development and characteristics. The revealed qualities allow us to affirm the uniqueness of the morphological structure of fringe belts. Undoubtedly, the most important goal in this regard is implementation of the results of historical and theoretical research into practical urban planning, including the domestic practice.
Keywords:	fringe-belts, suburban area, land use, urban planning and design, fixation line
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For citation	Logunova E. The Phenomenon of Urban Fringe Belts (Case Studies in Overseas Countries). Architecture and Modern Information Technologies, 2018, no. 4(45), pp. 353-366. Available at: http://marhi.ru/eng/AMIT/2018/4kvart18/25_logunova/index.php

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