The perceived quality of the urban residential environment: a multi-attribute evaluation
Published 1 January 1997
Henricus Franciscus Peter Maria van Poll
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Het onderwerp van dit proefschrift is het begrip 'milieukwaliteit', in het bijzonder de ervaren kwaliteit van de stedelijke leefomgeving. Het belang van de kwaliteit van het stedelijke gebied, de belangrijkste woon- en leefomgeving van de mens, neemt toe. Ten eerste omdat een toenemend aantal mensen reeds woont in stedelijke gebieden of er in de nabije toekomst zal wonen. .... Zie: Samenvatting.
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