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Placemaking in post-devolution Scotland: The gap between aspiration and implementation
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DOI：10.1016/j.progress.2025.101031.png)
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• Scotland's placemaking policy emphasises the holistic environmental, economic, and social impacts of 'design value'. • The Scottish Government has adopted the most embedded approach to placemaking through planning among the UK’s four nations. • Four case studies of private housing development demonstrate a series of stubborn barriers to implementation. • National policy innovation has not been fully matched by planning and development practice locally. • Rethinking the roles and responsibilities of placemaking actors is required to prioritise a culture of placemaking practice.
Keywords:
Placemaking
Urban design
Planning
Housing development
Implementation
Devolution
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