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Urban Planning and Design

The potential of special zone development as a tool in land-use control - a case study of Yinchuan City, Western China

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Pages 477-491 | Received 10 Feb 2020, Accepted 16 Jul 2020, Published online: 17 Aug 2020

Figures & data

Figure 1. The framework estimating the effects of specific zoning on land use

Figure 1. The framework estimating the effects of specific zoning on land use

Figure 2. Central proper area of Yinchuan City

Figure 2. Central proper area of Yinchuan City

Figure 3. Special zones, land use context and master plans

Figure 3. Special zones, land use context and master plans

Table 1. Designation and development of special zones

Table 2. Land development in the case zones (2010–2016)

Figure 4. The Jinfeng Industry Zone: a) land development process 2004–2016; b) land use layout (2016)

Figure 4. The Jinfeng Industry Zone: a) land development process 2004–2016; b) land use layout (2016)

Figure 5. (a) Vacant land enclosed by a factory in Jingfeng Industrial Zone; (b) Wide “green belt” that surrounds the new campus in Vocational Training Zone. Photographed by author in Aug. 2017

Figure 5. (a) Vacant land enclosed by a factory in Jingfeng Industrial Zone; (b) Wide “green belt” that surrounds the new campus in Vocational Training Zone. Photographed by author in Aug. 2017

Figure 6. The vocational training base: (a) land development process 2008–2016; (b) land use layout (2016)

Figure 6. The vocational training base: (a) land development process 2008–2016; (b) land use layout (2016)

Figure 7. The trading & distribution center: (a) land development process 2010–2016; (b) land use layout (2016)

Figure 7. The trading & distribution center: (a) land development process 2010–2016; (b) land use layout (2016)

Figure 8. The new CBD: (a) the land development process 2010–2016; (b) the land-use layout (2016)

Figure 8. The new CBD: (a) the land development process 2010–2016; (b) the land-use layout (2016)

Figure 9. ETDZ-3: (a) Land use plan 2003 and land-use layout 2008; (b) Land use plan 2010 and land-use layout 2016; (c) Land development process (2003–2016)

Figure 9. ETDZ-3: (a) Land use plan 2003 and land-use layout 2008; (b) Land use plan 2010 and land-use layout 2016; (c) Land development process (2003–2016)

Table 3. Implementation, planning intentions and resultant land use in the 3 zone types.