R W Archer
Biographic Data
| ID | 703040 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R W Archer |
| GIVEN NAMES | R W |
| FAMILY NAME | Archer |
| SIGNATURE | ARCHER R W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Asian Institute of Technology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
An outline urban land policy for the developing countries of Asia
Land Pooling for Resubdivision and New Subdivision in Western Australia
Land pooling is a technique for the unified subdivision of separate private landholdings in urban-fringe areas. Pooling projects are self-financing and the costs and profits of each project are shared between the participating landowners. It provides local governments with a powerful tool for implementing their municipal land use plans and for ensuring an adequate supply of urban land. Local governments in Western Australia began using land pooli…
The use of the land-pooling/ readjustment technique to improve land development in Bangkok1
A Municipal Land Pooling Project in Perth
Planning control of urban land use in most of the Australian States is by the planning scheme system and is authorized by legislation based on the English Town and Country Planning Act, 1932. Under this system each planning authority prepares a land use zoning and reservation plan designed to accommodate the forecast urban growth. It then reviews and regulates the proposals for urban development projects as they are brought forward to ensure that…
Land pooling for planned urban development in Perth, Western Australia
Archer R. W. (1978) Land pooling for planned urban development in Perth, Western Australia, Reg. Studies 12, 397–408. Land pooling is a technique for the compulsory but temporary consolidation of private landholdings in urban-fringe areas so that they can be planned, serviced and subdivided as a whole with the costs spread across all the lands and recovered from the increase in land values. The use of pooling by local government councils in Perth…
The Sydney Betterment Levy, 1969-1973
The leasehold system of urban development
Archer R. W. (1974) The leasehold system of urban development: Land tenure, decision-making and the land market in urban development and land use, Reg. Studies 8, 225–238. The leasehold system is considered as an alternative system of urban development to the usual system which is based on freehold land and statutory planning. The essential features of the leasehold system are a large scale landowner organization which plans, develops and subdivi…
Land Speculation and Scattered Development; Failures in the Urban-Fringe Land Market
From New Towns to Metrotowns and Regional Cities, II
From New Towns to Metrotowns and Regional Cities* I
The Costs of Canberra
Land Speculation and Scattered Development; Failures in the Urban-Fringe Land Market
The leasehold system of urban development
Archer R. W. (1974) The leasehold system of urban development: Land tenure, decision-making and the land market in urban development and land use, Reg. Studies 8, 225–238. The leasehold system is considered as an alternative system of urban development to the usual system which is based on freehold land and statutory planning. The essential features of the leasehold system are a large scale landowner organization which plans, develops and subdivi…
Land Pooling for Resubdivision and New Subdivision in Western Australia
Land pooling is a technique for the unified subdivision of separate private landholdings in urban-fringe areas. Pooling projects are self-financing and the costs and profits of each project are shared between the participating landowners. It provides local governments with a powerful tool for implementing their municipal land use plans and for ensuring an adequate supply of urban land. Local governments in Western Australia began using land pooli…
The use of the land-pooling/ readjustment technique to improve land development in Bangkok1
An outline urban land policy for the developing countries of Asia
Land pooling for planned urban development in Perth, Western Australia
Archer R. W. (1978) Land pooling for planned urban development in Perth, Western Australia, Reg. Studies 12, 397–408. Land pooling is a technique for the compulsory but temporary consolidation of private landholdings in urban-fringe areas so that they can be planned, serviced and subdivided as a whole with the costs spread across all the lands and recovered from the increase in land values. The use of pooling by local government councils in Perth…
A Municipal Land Pooling Project in Perth
Planning control of urban land use in most of the Australian States is by the planning scheme system and is authorized by legislation based on the English Town and Country Planning Act, 1932. Under this system each planning authority prepares a land use zoning and reservation plan designed to accommodate the forecast urban growth. It then reviews and regulates the proposals for urban development projects as they are brought forward to ensure that…
The Sydney Betterment Levy, 1969-1973
The Costs of Canberra
From New Towns to Metrotowns and Regional Cities, II
From New Towns to Metrotowns and Regional Cities* I
Land Speculation and Scattered Development; Failures in the Urban-Fringe Land Market
The leasehold system of urban development
Archer R. W. (1974) The leasehold system of urban development: Land tenure, decision-making and the land market in urban development and land use, Reg. Studies 8, 225–238. The leasehold system is considered as an alternative system of urban development to the usual system which is based on freehold land and statutory planning. The essential features of the leasehold system are a large scale landowner organization which plans, develops and subdivi…
The Sydney Betterment Levy, 1969-1973
Land pooling for planned urban development in Perth, Western Australia
Archer R. W. (1978) Land pooling for planned urban development in Perth, Western Australia, Reg. Studies 12, 397–408. Land pooling is a technique for the compulsory but temporary consolidation of private landholdings in urban-fringe areas so that they can be planned, serviced and subdivided as a whole with the costs spread across all the lands and recovered from the increase in land values. The use of pooling by local government councils in Perth…
A Municipal Land Pooling Project in Perth
Planning control of urban land use in most of the Australian States is by the planning scheme system and is authorized by legislation based on the English Town and Country Planning Act, 1932. Under this system each planning authority prepares a land use zoning and reservation plan designed to accommodate the forecast urban growth. It then reviews and regulates the proposals for urban development projects as they are brought forward to ensure that…
The use of the land-pooling/ readjustment technique to improve land development in Bangkok1
Land Pooling for Resubdivision and New Subdivision in Western Australia
Land pooling is a technique for the unified subdivision of separate private landholdings in urban-fringe areas. Pooling projects are self-financing and the costs and profits of each project are shared between the participating landowners. It provides local governments with a powerful tool for implementing their municipal land use plans and for ensuring an adequate supply of urban land. Local governments in Western Australia began using land pooli…
An outline urban land policy for the developing countries of Asia
Geography (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Civil engineering (7 works) · Engineering (7 works) · Land use (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Environmental planning (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Land Rights and Reforms (5 works) · Land development (4 works)