Planning history, and cultural resilience: a postcolonial perspective...13-14 From Urbanism to Planning to Urban Project. The pursuit of 'urbanity' in Spanish plans and projects The impact of economic and demographic changes in the city of Athens during the inter-war period (1922-1940). INFLUENCES OF RENAMING STREETS ON URBAN MEMORY: THE CASE OF TURKEY Changes and continuities in two urban plans for the Historic Centre of Salvador: the Epucs (1943-50) and the Public Transport Plan (1982) Heritage-led regeneration in the UK. Preserving historic values or masking commodification? A reflection on the case of King’s Cross, London The case study of Chácara das Rosas in Cambuquira, Minas Gerais, Brazil From ‘City’s Rebuilding’ to ‘Revitalisation’: The Possibility of Renovating Some Old Buildings into Aged Care Facilities during Old Towns’ Renewal “Daily resilience”: sustainable strategies for urban fringe in three medium-sized inner Spanish cities A research on the improvement of small and medium-sized city in early modern China (1895—1927) -- Taking Southern Jiangsu as an example Recurrent Warscape in Beirut public spaces: forty years later (1975-2015) Planning the territory of São Paulo state, Brazil, in the Democratic Period: Carvalho Pinto’s Action Plan (1959 – 1963) Favelas and the normative, institutional Social Housing System in Brazil: discipline versus freedom, private versus public through the analysis of the unprivileged working class history. The IAPI housing estate in Honório Gurgel: Elements of Permanence and Transformations “Cet autre nécessité essentiel: l’urbanisation”. - Electrification and the Urbanisation of the Nebular City A Historical Investigation of Sexuality and Marked Space - Case Study: Urban Historical Neighbourhood in Tehran The authority of planners as seen by the common population: representations in popular music (São Paulo, Brazil) Slum toponymy in Nairobi: A cultural arena for socio-political justice and symbolic resistance Medieval Castles and Pre-modern Castle Towns Planned with Nature As The Heritages for Landscape Design Today -A Case Study of Nanbu Region in Tohoku- Place-making with avenue systems, a Dutch planning design tradition Urban Ruralities or the New Urban-Rural Paradigm - Introduction Garbage in the City – Waste in and around Berlin Hanoi’s septic tanks – technology of a city in flow from the late 19th century till today A new master plan for the “gran Madrid Capital de España” after the Civil War ‘More construction than destruction’: the ambiguous place of architectural heritage in a reconstructing Belfast circa 1972-89 The Historic Urban Landscape approach. Heritage and Urban Regeneration in the XXIst Century. The Ocean Project_Planning a resilient seascape Urban Form, Water and Green Spaces: Towards an Integrated aproach of resilient urban systems. Urban ecosystems, cultural identity and urban environmental planning in 1980s Sydney: the making of Bicentennial Park Circular planning and adaptive design strategies to recycle wasted landscapes: The peri-urban territories of Campania Plain as a case-study

Proceedings of the 17th International Planning History Society Conference Delft, Netherlands, EU July 17-21, 2016 Conference theme is History, Urbanism, Resilience. Conference convener: Carola Hein. The 2016 proceeding consists of 7 volumes and 1 Book of Abstracts. The 7 volumes follow the organisation of the conference in 7 themes, each one consisting of 2 tracks and each track consisting of 8 panels of 4-5 presentations. The presentations are divided in abstracts and peer-reviewed full papers, traceable with a DOI number online.