ABSTRACT
This paper discusses the use of the land pooling/readjustment (LP/R) technique for the redevelopment of established urban areas, with special reference to the Taiwan and Japanese experience. It is presented in four parts. The first part outlines the LP/R technique and its possible application in redevelopment land projects and in land and building redevelopment projects. The second part presents a case study of a redevelopment land project in Taiwan. The third part outlines the wide use of LP/R for redevelopment land projects and for land and building redevelopment projects in Japan. The fourth part considers the lessons of the Taiwan and Japanese experience.
