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This book presents the resulting design proposals.
Resilient Cities 2
Assembling papers originally presented at the Resilient Cities 2011 Congress in Bonn, Germany (June 2011), the second global forum on cities and adaptation to climate change, this volume is the second in a series resulting from this annual event. These cutting-edge papers represent the latest research on the topic and reflect the intensification of the debate on the meaning of and interaction between climate adaptation, risk reduction and broader resilience. Thus, contributors offer more material related to resilience, such as water, energy and food security; green infrastructure; the role of renewables and ecosystem services; vulnerable communities and urban poor; and responsive financing for adaptation and multi-level governance. Overall, the book brings a number of different perspectives to bear on the most pressing issues and controversies surrounding climate change adaptation in cities. These papers will prove invaluable to anyone interested in deepening their understanding of urban resilience and contributing to tackling climate change at the local level.
The Kent State Forum on the City: MADRID
This project for the Kent State University, Florence Program goes beyond the traditional concept of a book: it is a manual, a tool to understand the transformation of Madrid in the past years. It will allow the reader to get to know the projects which represent such transformation and locate, classify, activate and even transform this content. As a tool to enhance conversation and exchange of knowledge, The Kent State Forum on the City: MADRID is a multi-platform project: Book + Web + App, all of them complementary and inter-connected, reflecting new trends in publishing practice through the acts of research, archive and exchange. It won't be static: it will grow by expanding its contents with new projects and transformations in the years to come. This way all the books and cities will be interconnected and will make it easier to understand transformations underway in a wider territory: Europe.
PRCT. Plan de revitalización del Centro Tradicional de Bogotá
El Plan de Revitalización del Centro Tradicional es, en estricto sentido, un plan urbano de carácter estratégico que supera el tradicional “plan-documento” para trabajar desde el enfoque de planificar haciendo y hacer planificando. Incluye, pero trasciende, la actualización y generación de nuevos instrumentos para la protección del valioso patrimonio cultural del centro histórico y algunos sectores periféricos que constituyen su área de influencia inmediata, alcanzando una superficie total de 470 hectáreas. El Laboratorio Urbano creado para este fin permite la experimentación, desde la perspectiva del proyecto urbano, y genera, de este modo, resultados concretos y paralel...
ZARCH. Journal of interdisciplinary studies in Architecture and Urbanism. nº 6, 2016. Ideas no construidas
La arquitectura no construida favorece la idealización. Al no existir el objeto final, la sugerencia por otros medios abre nuevas vías a interpretaciones, que pueden ser incluso más estimulantes que las ideas iniciales. En este número de la revista Zarch, se quiere hacer hincapié en esas ideas que no se han construido, pero que han tenido una fuerza tal que han sobrevivido incluso sin haber llegado a contruirse.
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