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The green dimension of a compact city: The example of the University Campus in Banja Luka

Published:2024 Issue: Volume: Page:25-36
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Čvoro Malina^ORCID,Čvoro Saša^ORCID,Okilj Una^ORCID,Uljarević Zoran^ORCID

Abstract

Responsible urban planning involves a comprehensive approach to city development, focusing on identity, specificities, and values. Banja Luka, through its plans and strategies, emphasizes its identity as a green city, which is increasingly being challenged. The paper explores the theories of green and compact cities, motivated by ecological and energy-efficient planning. The authors aim to demonstrate the connection between them, emphasizing the importance of the green dimension in compact city planning and the adoption of compactness principles in a green city to assess the contributions of these theories through synergistic actions. Through the comparative analysis of the green structure change toward a compact urban area and temperature rise on the example of the University Campus, it is possible to question the set green goals and effects of environmental urban (non) planning.

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University of Niš - Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture

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