Resumo
Este artigo tem como objetivo analisar as implicações entre planejamento urbano, formulação de políticas e cenários do design do uso da terra. A análise pressupõe que o planejamento e o design urbano contribuam para a qualidade dos usos e paisagens da terra de uma cidade, relacionados a fatores que melhoram qualitativamente as áreas urbanas e a atualização das áreas negligenciadas. Começa a analisar o planejamento e o planejamento urbano e suas relações com o uso da terra urbana, a formulação de políticas e as estratégias para retomar nos cenários de projeto. Conclui-se que o planejamento urbano, a formulação de políticas e o design do uso da terra são atividades relevantes para gerenciar os recursos da terra urbana e alcançar o desenvolvimento urbano sustentável.
Palavras-chave: Design, usos da terra, formulação de políticas, cenários, planejamento urbano.
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