Taoyuan Aerotropolis
Taoyuan Aerotropolis (Chinese: 桃園航空城; pinyin: Táoyuán Hángkōng Chéng) is a large urban planning development at the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.[1]
The development is supported by the Taoyuan City government. It is to be zoned.[2] The development requires a total of 3,200 hectares land acquisition and over 40,000 people have to be relocated. Once the Aerotropolis has been completed, the Taoyuan International Airport will be expanded to 1,800 hectares from the current 1,200 hectares, and the third runway will also be built.[3]
References
- ↑ Taiwan’s Taoyuan Aerotropolis to Charm H.K. Investors Archived 2011-08-11 at the Wayback Machine., Taoyuan County Government, Taiwan.
- ↑ Aerotropolis domain Archived 2010-06-21 at the Wayback Machine., Taoyuan County Government, Taiwan.
- ↑ http://www.chinapost.com.tw/taiwan/national/national-news/2014/03/01/401790/Aerotropolis-project.htm
External links
- Taoyuan Aerotropolis website
- Origin of the Project - Taoyuan Aerotropolis-Taoyuan Aerotropolis
- President touts Taoyuan Aerotropolis as key to Taiwan's future
- Officials vow to complete the Taoyuan Aerotropolis
- Aerotropolis 'means too many evictions'
- Man commits suicide after land grab
- Taiwan: residents resist forced eviction for 'Aerotropolis' megaproject
- Taoyuan launches Aerotropolis investigation
- "Asian Silicon Valley" in Taoyuan misses key points
- Can Taiwan Build An 'Asian Silicon Valley'?
- Taoyuan property heats up on aerotropolis, upgrade
- What will it take for the 'Asian Silicon Valley' to take root in Taiwan?
- 'Asian Silicon Valley' project will change Taiwan's future: premier
- Asian Silicon Valley = Taiwan’s DPP Collision with Student Movement
- Mayor orders probe into aerotropolis
- Premier promises to reduce land grabs
- Rain wreaks havoc at Taoyuan airport
- Flash flooding hits Taoyuan Airport
- Taoyuan airport’s Terminal Two hit by flooding again
- Taoyuan Aerotropolis case presented at East Asia Tribunal on Evictions
- Taoyuan Aerotropolis expropriations should be halted ahead of review, advocates say
- Protest threatened over Aerotropolis
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