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How to Save Our Town Centres: A Radical Agenda for the Future of High Streets

机译：如何保存我们的市中心：未来大街的激进议程

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This inspiring and relevant book recognizes the current transformation processes in city and town centres across Europe. The 21~(th) century clearly is the age of the (inner) city. Dobson has written a readable and well-documented but somewhat casuistic book on the transformation of such centres from 'places to buy' towards 'places to be'. For many decades, our city and town centres were neglected because of the short term benefits of large retail developments in peripheral parts. Furthermore, investments in centres were solely focused on shopping. Dobson typifies this development as 'retail-led regeneration'. However, inspired by authors such as Jane Jacobs and Jan Gehl, Dobson clearly illustrates that as of the year 2017, a place that works well is a place for people. How to Save our Town Centres has succeeded in the ambition of starting a debate on a more humanistic practice of town centre planning and regeneration.
机译：这本鼓舞人心且相关的书承认了欧洲整个城市和城镇中心当前的转型过程。显然21世纪是城市（内城）的时代。杜布森（Dobson）就这种中心从“购买的地方”向“待去的地方”的转变写了一本可读性很好且有据可查但有些偶然的书。数十年来，由于周边地区大型零售业发展的短期利益，我们的城市和城镇中心被忽略了。此外，对中心的投资完全集中在购物上。 Dobson将这种发展称为“零售主导的再生”。然而，受简·雅各布斯（Jane Jacobs）和简·盖尔（Jan Gehl）等作家的启发，多布森清楚地表明，截至2017年，一个运作良好的地方就是人们的地方。如何保存我们的市中心已经成功地引发了人们对市中心规划和更新的更人性化实践的辩论。

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