Land use planning plays a crucial role in rural-urban interface architecture by providing a framework for the development of human settlements in these areas. This involves identifying and managing the interface between rural and urban areas to ensure that the development of both areas is balanced and sustainable.
In the rural-urban interface, land use planners are responsible for determining the location and extent of urban development, and setting guidelines for the use of land to prevent conflicts between urban and rural activities. They also ensure that infrastructure and services are provided in a way that meets the needs of both urban and rural communities.
Furthermore, land use planning helps to reduce the negative impacts of urban development on natural and cultural resources in the rural-urban interface. It also encourages sustainable development practices that consider the needs of present and future generations.
Overall, the role of land use planning in rural-urban interface architecture is to promote balanced and sustainable development that benefits both urban and rural communities in the long-term.
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