Considering Industry as Infrastructure: Policy to Support Spaces for Urban Manufacturing
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2019
Abstract
The current economic success stories in making things locally and sustainably around the world can influence future policy and land use laws to recognize and embrace newly defined urban industries. Urban planning mechanisms such as performance zoning, land banking, denser industrial zones, and potentials for mixed-use buildings and districts are explored. New manufacturing in the next economy is cleaner, smaller, smarter, and lighter and thus can inhabit taller and denser manufacturing sites for a sustainable circular economy as spearheaded by public agencies, private developers, and locally based nongovernmental organizations, but it can also exist everywhere.
Publication Title
The Design of Urban Manufacturing
First Page Number
185
Last Page Number
202
DOI
10.4324/9780429489280-10
Recommended Citation
Rappaport, Nina, "Considering Industry as Infrastructure: Policy to Support Spaces for Urban Manufacturing" (2019). Kean Publications. 1380.
https://digitalcommons.kean.edu/keanpublications/1380