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Publié dans:	Topos 67(2009)S. 62-65
Auteur principal:	Gross, Jaime (Auteur)
Format:	Article
Langue:	German
Publié:	2009
Sujets:	Aufsatz
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Plaza De Espana : Santa Cruz de Tenerife ; As a reaction to the existing Fascist architecture, the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron designed a light and airy plaza with water, trees and planted pavillions to create a completely different atmosphere
par: Englert, Klaus
Publié: (2009)

Sponge Park, New York City : A flexible stormwater management project in Brooklyn seeks to clean up a waterway and improve public access
par: Drake, Susannah C., et autres
Publié: (2009)

The Vache Noire Roundabout in France : In the centre of a roundabout in Arcueil, a town in the south of Paris, a raised of shale slabs with a stand of metasequoias provides a sheltered spot for pedestrians
par: Philippe, Olivier
Publié: (2009)

Managing Water for the City of the Future : The research project ; "Sustainabel Water Management Imporves Tomorros's Cities Health" aims to promote a more sustainable urban water management.
par: Vairavamoorthy, Kala
Publié: (2009)

Blue Isles Plan : A series of artificial dune islands off the coast of Belgium and the Netherlands will provide new homes embedded in a leisure-based environment.
par: Geuze, Adriaan
Publié: (2009)

Bullrich Lineal Park : A narrow strip surrounded by high speed traffic becomes an urban green space and provides a safer connection to the largest park in Buenos Aires
par: Penacini, Natalia
Publié: (2009)

Mega-Urban Open Spaces : A joint German-Moroccan research project is exploring new forms of urban agriculture which could offer a solution for open space provision in the mega-cities of tomorrow
par: Giseke, Undine, et autres
Publié: (2009)

Sustainable Development in Flood-risk Environments : A United Kingdom study designs three conceptual developments that mitigate flood risk, generate their own energy, and provide high quality amenities
par: Barker, Robert, et autres
Publié: (2009)

Designing a Safe and Sustainable : Rijn-Maas-Schelde Delta ; A new master plan for a complex estuarine system in the southwest of the Netherlands seeks to reverse damage done by decades of human dominance
par: Adriaanse, Leo, et autres
Publié: (2009)

Ancoats Public Realm, Manchester : Once Ancoats was the Georgian and Victorian heart of the cotton industry in Manchester, Great Britain.
par: Stockley, Martin, et autres
Publié: (2009)

Victor Civita Park, Sao Paulo : The design concept for the reclamation of a brownfield site lifts the whole park, inclucing paths and planting, above the contaminated soil and creates a new level of use for visitors and a new level of understanding of transformation processes
par: Martignoni, Jimena
Publié: (2009)

Infrastructure as Amenity : Houston's Bayou becomes a Floodway-turned-Park ; Buffalo Bayou Promenade in Houston, Texas, is an example of a large-scale landscape and waterway infrastructure project.
par: Shanley, Kevin
Publié: (2009)

Land Reuse In Tokyo Midtown : On a former military site in the centre of Tokyo a new urban landscape was created, stradding the interface between Japanese tradition and contemporary European parks.
par: Elsea, Daniel
Publié: (2009)

Sabarmati : Riverfront Development Project : Ahmedabad is rethinking its riverfront at a scale unheard of in India. Though implementation will be challenging, the city hopes that this integrated environmental improvement project will be a model for the nation
par: Fenk, Anne-Katrin, et autres
Publié: (2009)

Pond in Hageveld Estate Heemstede : A large oval pond covers the underground garage for the estate. The pond's coloured glass panels, conceived as a work of art, create an extraordinary night-time effect in the Dutch estate
par: Oudijk, Marike
Publié: (2009)

Ballast Point Park In Sydney : Reuse and recycling is a defining feature of Ballast Point Park.
par: Hawken, Scott
Publié: (2009)

A De-Poldering Project in Beveren North, Belgium : The de-poldering of an area at the border of Belgium and the Netherlands will reconstitute natural and settled landscapes as well as their interplay, with a new relation of dykes, water qualities and levels, and hamlet structures
par: Meulder, Bruno De, et autres
Publié: (2009)

Landscape Of Extremes : The regional plan for a 75-kilometre stretch along the coastline of the Dead Sea in Jordan proposes sustainable development to harness the unique natural assets, tackle environmental and social issues and stimulate a sustainable economy.
par: Hooftman, Eelco
Publié: (2009)

Reconstructing the Fez River Morocco : Over centuries a flourishing leather tanning industry degraded the water quality of the Fez River. Now, a masterplan should help to clean the river and create attractive urban spaces within the Medina
par: Chaouni, Aziza, et autres
Publié: (2009)

Tel Aviv Port Public Space Rejuvention, Israel : The transformation of the once forgotten harbor reconnects Tel Aviv with the Mediterranean Sea. An undulating wooden platform creates an "urban living room"
par: Mayslits, Ganit, et autres
Publié: (2009)

Design By Deletion : The Tokachi Millennium Forst ; On Japan's northern island of Hokkaido, a forest park for the next thousand years is taking shape.
par: Fumiaki, Takano
Publié: (2009)

Teardrop Park : A small site in Lower Manhattan references New York State's natural history and redefines the typical inner city park
par: Stegner, Peter
Publié: (2009)

The Wolong Master Plan : In the Chines province of Sichuan, which was devasted by an earthquake in 2008, a new approach to redevelopment is taking shape - one that puts the landscape first
par: Bassett, Shannon
Publié: (2009)

Metrobosco & Co. : Urban forests gain increasing importance from the point of view of sustainabel urban development. Besides being sustainable they are also ecological, economical and above all media-effective ; The Metrobosco project for Milan is exemplary
par: Capatti, Tancredi
Publié: (2009)

Detroit : Scale of Crisis = Scale of Intervention ; The Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge is a performative intervention equipped to help navigate multi-scalar, multi-dimensional urban voids.
par: Dittmer, Melissa
Publié: (2009)

Nansen Park, Oslo : From Airport to Landscape ; Today, a new park and development area has been created, with visual references to ancient natural forms and the former runways
par: Lindheim, Tone
Publié: (2009)

The Nicholson Street Mall In Melbourne : The unexpected and somewhat subversive material palette of a redeveloped pedestrian mall in the diverse post-industiral west Melbourne neighbourhood of Footscray challenges what gentrification should look like
par: Russell-Clarke, Jo
Publié: (2009)

Shelby Farms Park : One Park, One Million Trees, Twelve Landscapes ; Parks enhance the competitiveness of cities while making a contribution to sustainable urban development. Shelby Farms Park in Memphis is exemplary
par: Corner, James
Publié: (2009)

New Orleans Since Katrina : Historically, the United States has relied on evacuation as a survival strategy during major coastal storm events. After the devastating hurricane, New Orleans concentrates on three approaches, thus producing fundamental contradictions
par: Hill, Kristina
Publié: (2009)

South Lake Central Park, Tangshan : Within only one year mined area in Tangshan, southeast of Beijing, was transformed into a valuable 5.9 square kilometer public parkland that has become the catalyst for the development of the South Lake Eco-Town
par: Zheng, Xiaodi
Publié: (2009)

Designing Tidal Landscapes : Strategies for urban deltaic environments are a challenge for landscape architects ; The example of the tidal Elbe landscape in the Hamburg Metropolitan Region, Germany, highlights how the strategic adoption of the dynamics of hydrology and topography can act as the major structuring foundation of urban form
par: Stokman, Antje, et autres
Publié: (2009)

No idea Where It Comes From : This is a study of the potential changes of the world map and an analysis of its modification from now to the year of 2048. It aims to develop critical views on the new trend of sustainable in urban planning and to stimulate those involved to be more conscious of the possible disastrous outcomes
par: Mannisi, Alban
Publié: (2009)

Green Infrastructure : High-Performance Landscapes ; 46th IFLA World Congress in Rio de Janeiro
par: Schäfer, Robert
Publié: (2009)

Learning from Duisburg-Nord : Duisburg-Nord Landscape Park in Germany's Ruhr district is an icon of the handling and reuse of post-industrial sites.
par: Weilacher, Udo
Publié: (2009)

The Horizontal on the Vertical : Carl Alexander Park in Baesweiler near the German city of Aachen will be an engine for urban design development.
par: Leppert, Stefan
Publié: (2009)

Tampere, Finland : The Role of Landscape in Urban Transformation ; Tampere was founded in 1779 as an industrial and trading town.
par: Lehtovuori, Panu, et autres
Publié: (2009)

The Future of Coastal Settlements in Iceland : For many years the coastal communities of Iceland have been exploited without regard for sustainability. Increasing public awareness and adjustments in government policy have raised hopes for change.
par: Hardardóttir, Margrét
Publié: (2009)

Utopia In Green And Blue : The new urban development Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm banks on landscape values, the presence of water and environmentally friendly design to make it competitive with the city centre and attractive to an urban population
par: Andersson, Thorbjörn
Publié: (2009)

Toronto Waterfront : The New Blue Edge
par: Sleegers, Frank
Publié: (2009)

Governors Island : From Military Island to Civilian Destination
par: Hamlin, Abby
Publié: (2009)

Mint Plaza in San Francisco : A once derelict urban space in downtown San Francisco today serves as a vibrant plaza catering for the needs of local people ; The design also provides a prototype for a city-wide solution to stormwater management

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