ABSTRACT Contemporary urban development takes place mainly in already built areas. The article’s objective is to examine how towns on the outskirts of large cities can use and revitalise green areas and the urban heritage of garden cities to contribute to filling the societal demand for building sustainable cities. Lillestrøm, a former garden city on the outskirts of Oslo, Norway’s capital, is used as the starting point to discuss how learning from the past can provide a foundation for developing new solutions. The case study was carried out as a DIVE analysis by using qualitative methods to describe the town’s cultural environments, their characteristics, and heritage assets. The analysis is supplemented with practical advice. Local planners need convincing arguments to promote urban heritage and green infrastructure as resources in sustainable urban development in a time of accelerating densification and climate change.

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未来绿色基础设施中的“花园城市”：向过去学习

摘要 当代城市发展主要发生在已经建成的地区。本文的目的是研究大城市郊区的城镇如何利用和振兴绿地和花园城市的城市遗产，为满足建设可持续城市的社会需求做出贡献。Lillestrøm 是挪威首都奥斯陆郊区的一座前花园城市，它被用作讨论从过去学习如何为开发新解决方案奠定基础的起点。案例研究作为 DIVE 分析进行，使用定性方法描述该镇的文化环境、其特征和遗产资产。分析补充了实用建议。