DOI: 10.19830/j.upi.2018.546
Truth and Value: The Visual Language Support for European Spatial Planning

Zhao Ke, Li Zhongwei, Xia Qingqing

Keywords: Spatial Planning; Communicative Rationality; Collaborative Planning; Visual Language; Truth; Value

Abstract:

After the setting up of the Ministry of Natural Resources in China, the planning system with the core of spatial planning will face new reform. But there are many uncertain factors about the system, contents and method of spatial planning before the relevant laws and legislation amendment. Aiming to explore the certain contents in spatial planning, we eye on the four decades development of European Spatial Planning, find the “communication” and “collaborative planning rich on communicative rationality” are the cornerstone and theoretical foundation, the “visual communication and collaborative platform” shows both “truth” and “value”is the certain content and decision support in all kind of spatial planning systems in different European countries. So we conclude and outlook the method how to form the visual language which can show “truth” and “value”simultaneously, hope to provide certain support for spatial planning which will be carried on in my country.


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