Lee Dong-geun: Wetland Design Practice for Sustainable Urban Communities

The author claims to build wetlands for sustainable urban communities. Also highlighted as "Water," the emphasis is on building water-generated urban communities. Water-based cities are cities that have a series of policy for good water supply, public health care security, flood prevention and environmental care services, and the result is cumulative, long-term, life-resistant, strong and prosperous. Water-based cities are healthy, sustainable and productive. The urban community is trying to find healthy ways to prepare for future cities' uncertain water supply, but by insisting on a typical approach and continuing to invest in it, the change in cities is slowing down compared to investment. To convert it into a water-friendly city, we need to redefine the whole-scale system of water-social means that was the typical basis for the urban water supply policy. All the demands to become a water-generated city are dissolved in natural urban wetlands and artificial urban wetlands. Man-made wetlands should be built before they are built. Wetlands need to be determined first and make sure that the best choice is to achieve the purpose of building them. It was written for the wetlands designer, the ecological substation planner, policy maker, graduate student, local and central government official, mouth-induced administrators, city planners and all those who want to learn more about the wetlands.

Korean title: 지속가능한 도시공동체를 위한 습지 설계 실무

Korean author: 이동근

Korean publisher: 경상국립대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788962573428